IPEDS SPRING COLLECTION
GRADUATION RATE SURVEY (FALL 2007/TERM CODE 200802)
DTAE DATACENTER EXTRACTION CRITERIA
I.Primary population:All students enrolled in at least one
credit-level course for the cohort term
who are not 'Audit Only' students.
A.First-time students are those students from the primary cohort that meet the following criteria:
- who have no credit-level enrollment records at the same institution prior to the immediate previous summer term, exclusive of credit-level courses taken while a High School student (student type = H)
- who have no prior college records on file at the same institution where the activity date is less than the cohort term end date + 1 day (no college data prior to or during the cohort term)
- first-time-regular students are those students who meet items 1 and 2, whose student type is a B or an R (Beginning or Returning) and who are not Hurricane Katrina evacuees
4. first-time-other students are those students who meet items 1 and 2, whose student type is an H, A or T and who are not Hurricane Katrina evacuees (needed for Part D)
B. Degree/certificate-seeking students are those students
from the primary cohort that meet the following criteria:
- whose major code ends in a value greater than zero
- whose student type is a B, R, T or Z(Beginning, Returning, Transfer or Pre-Banner)
- whose admit code is not an 18 or a 28 (special admits)
PLEASE NOTE: In order for a student to be considered a first-time, degree/certificate-seeking student, that student must meet the criteria for both IA and IB as listed above!
- Section III, Cohort of Full-time, First-time Degree/Certificate
Seeking Students, Cohort Year 2007
All lines are accumulated by sex and race.
- Line 10 (Revised cohort of full-time, first-time,
degree/certificate-seeking undergraduate students, cohort year
2007):
Count of all students from the primary population:
- Who are enrolled in 12 or more credit level hours
- Who are flagged as first-time-regular students
- Who are flagged as degree-seeking students
- Whose first award from the enrollment school of a Certificate, Diploma or Associates Degree since the cohort enrollment term (200802) is within 150% of normal time allowed. 150% of normal time allowed is determined as follows:
When the major code ends in a ‘1’, allow a
total of 8 terms, including the start term.
When the major code ends in a ‘2’, ‘3’ or
‘4’, allow a total of 12 terms, including
the start term.
Using a starting term code of 200802, 150%
of normal time would be:
(200802 + 7 terms = 201001)
OR
(200802 + 11 terms = 201101)
Therefore, the student would be considered
within 150% of normal time if the graduation
term is less than or equal to the computed term.
- Line 11A (Completers of Programs of less than 2 years within
150% of normal time):
Count of all students from the Line 10 population:
- Whose primary major code ends in a ‘1’, ’2’ or ‘4’
(this is the major code at the time of the initial
enrollment – not necessarily the awarded major).
- Whose graduation term code is less than or equal to the 150% of normal time term code (see above).
- Line 12A (Completers of Programs of at least 2 but less than 4
years within 150% of normal time):
Count of all students from the Line 10 population:
- Whose primary major code ends in a ‘3’
(this is the major code at the time of the initial
enrollment – not necessarily the awarded major).
2. Whose graduation term code is less than or equal to
the 150% of normal time term code (see above).
- Lines 30 (Total transfer-out students), 45 (Total Exclusions) and 47 (Students still enrolled in programs of 3 years or longer) are not currently provided.
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