1. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Fall 2012 Enrollment & Completion Update Tennessee Higher Education Commission Fall Quarterly Meeting November 15, 2012

2. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Fall 2012 Headcount by Sector Estimated Total TN Enrollment: 397,016 -2.6% Decrease from Fall 2011 Fall 2012 decrease was driven by slight declines across the board. Only TICUA experienced growth. Fall 2012 Preliminary data Proprietary school enrollment is estimated based on last year’s FY numbers. Fall enrollment is calculated by averaging three years of the percent of public school fall enrollment to year round enrollment (77.86%) TBR TTC’s Final 2011 Fall Enrollment data were used for Preliminary 2012 Fall Enrollment to allow for rolling admissions

3. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Fall Headcounts for Public Institutions Since 2002 Fall 2012 Preliminary data TBR TTC’s Final 2011 Fall Enrollment data were used for Preliminary 2012 Fall Enrollment to allow for rolling admissions

4. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Fall 2007-2012 Enrollment Headcount Changes by Sector Fall 2012 Preliminary data TBR TTC’s Final 2011 Fall Enrollment data were used for Preliminary 2012 Fall Enrollment to allow for rolling admissions

5. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Remedial & Developmental Enrollment Fall 2011 Share of First-time Freshman Enrollment

6. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Remedial & Developmental Success Remedial & Developmental Students Successfully Passing a Standard Level Class within 3 Academic Years TBR Community Colleges Based on the final year of the three year metric The Average of these 3 Cohorts is 67.8%

7. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Shares of Instructional Hours Conventional vs. Non-Conventional Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities

8. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Shares of Non-Conventional Hours Excludes Conventional Methodology Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities

9. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Public Undergraduate Awards Includes TBR TTC’s, TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units

10. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Public Undergraduate Awards 2007-08 through 2011-12 2007-20082010-20112011-2012 1 Year Change 5 Year Change 5 Year CAGR Undergraduate Awards Public Institution Total25,77030,58038,12624.7%47.9%10.3% Certificate <1 Year1,0502,1856,000174.6%471.4%54.6% *Funding Formula Certificate <1 Year8921,2741,46815.2%64.6%13.3% Certificate 1-2 Years4686222,703334.6%477.6%55.0% *Funding Formula Certificate 1-2 Year46861977725.5%66.0%13.5% Associate6,9748,6529,4679.4%35.7%7.9% Bachelors17,27819,12119,9564.4%15.5%3.7% Technology Centers5,9828,140 Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities 2011-2012 TTC Completers are not available until January. Prior years include Certificates and Diplomas awarded, but exclude Supplemental Certificates and Sufficient Credentials Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units

11. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Public Graduate Awards Includes TBR Universities & UT Universities Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units

12. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Public Graduate Awards 2007-08 through 2011-12 2007-082010-112011-12 1 Year Change 5 Year Change 5 Year CAGR Graduate Awards Public Institution Total7,1248,0548,1391.1%14.2%3.4% Certificate Post Bachelor56253234-7.5%317.9%43.0% Masters5,1965,8475,863.3%12.8%3.1% Educational Specialist413317279-12.0%-32.4%-9.3% Doctoral71174684413.1%18.7%4.4% First Professional7488919193.1%22.9%5.3% Includes TBR Universities,& UT Universities Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units

13. Tennessee Higher Education Commission 2011-2012 Six Year Graduation Rates By System Cohort: Fall 2005 First Time Full Time Freshman (and summer school Freshman who returned in Fall tracked through Spring 2011)

14. Tennessee Higher Education Commission 5 Year Trend in Six Year Graduation Rates By System

15. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Public Graduation Rates & Ratios 5 Year Trend 2007-20082008-20092009-20102010-20112011-2012 Six Year Graduation Rate TBR Community Colleges27% 26%27% TBR Universities47%48%47%49%48% UT Universities59%61% 64% TN Total42% 44%43% Undergraduate Degrees & Certificates per 100 FTE TBR Community Colleges13.713.112.713.215.0 TBR Universities18.319.118.018.218.5 UT Universities17.418.318.018.920.3 TN Total16.516.715.916.417.5 Graduate Degrees & Certificates per 100 FTE TBR Universities38.539.135.439.536.5 UT Universities22.625.524.023.627.7 TN Total30.132.329.831.732.4 Undergraduate Certificates excludes <1 yr certificates per the Funding Formula Awards per FTE calculation Includes TBR TTC’s, TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities Denominator includes non-degree seeking students

16. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Time to Degree By System

17. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Time to Degree Transfer vs. Non-Transfer Students

18. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Adult Undergraduate Completers 5 Year Trend Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units

19. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Low-Income Undergraduate Completers 5 Year Trend Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units % is the Share of Total Completers

20. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Minority Undergraduate Completers African American: 5 Year Trend Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units % is the Share of Total Completers

21. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Minority Undergraduate Completers Hispanic: 5 Year Trend Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities Includes non-formula awards and awards granted by non-formula units % is the Share of Total Completers

22. Tennessee Higher Education Commission STEM Fields STEM Disciplines defined by the Oklahoma Consortium for Student Retention Data Exchange Numbers in parentheses indicate IPEDS two-digit Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) code Agriculture (01) Natural Resources (03) Computer & Information Sciences (11) Engineering (14) Engineering Technology (15) Biological & Biomedical Sciences (26) Math & Statistics (27) Physical Sciences (40)

23. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Undergraduate STEM Awards Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities STEM Disciplines defined by the Oklahoma Consortium for Student Retention Data Exchange % is the Share of Total Completers

24. Tennessee Higher Education Commission Graduate STEM Awards Includes TBR Universities & UT Universities STEM Disciplines defined by the Oklahoma Consortium for Student Retention Data Exchange % is the Share of Total Completers

25. Tennessee Higher Education Commission 2011-12 STEM Awards Largest Undergraduate BachelorsEngineering & Biological Sciences (936, 845) Associate Engineering Technologies (494) CertificateEngineering Technologies & Computer Sciences (272, 241) Graduate MastersEngineering (271) DoctoralEngineering (85) CertificateEngineering Technologies (15) Smallest Undergraduate BachelorsNatural Resources (126) Associate Biological Sciences CertificateAgriculture (17) Graduate MastersNatural Resources (16) DoctoralAgriculture & Natural Resources (9, 10) CertificateComputer Sciences, Biological Sciences, & Math Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities STEM Disciplines defined by the Oklahoma Consortium for Student Retention Data Exchange

26. Tennessee Higher Education Commission 5 Year Changes in Number of Public Undergraduate Awards by Discipline Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities

27. Tennessee Higher Education Commission 5 Year Changes in Number of Public Graduate Awards by Discipline Includes TBR CC’s, TBR Universities, & UT Universities

28. Tennessee Higher Education Commission www.tn.gov/thec/Legislative/Reports.html Please contact Penny Shelton with any questions. Penny.Shelton@tn.gov (615) 532-6613