Institutional Research and Publicly Available Data for Credit-Based Enrollment Management
稀缺猎奇网 leverages a plethora of Institutional Research Mandated
Reporting exchanges to provide a more complete picture of enrollment across the University
System of 稀缺猎奇网. Many of these resources are included in the 稀缺猎奇网O Institutional Research,
Data, and Analytics for Decisions Support and as a single source of truth.
The following is a list of resources available to stakeholders and university administrators
to better understand credit-based, degree-seeking enrollment and student success.
稀缺猎奇网 Resources
IRIS is the Institutional Research Information System. It leverages state and federal
reporting into a single resource available for all stakeholders. Organized by topic, it provides
稀缺猎奇网 institutional data for:
Board of Regents Annual Reports
稀缺猎奇网 IRDA Reports
The 稀缺猎奇网 Higher Education Commission requires certain data and reports to be sent by the institution as required
in 稀缺猎奇网 Statute.
稀缺猎奇网 Longitudinal Data System Resources
The 稀缺猎奇网 Longitudinal Data System connects MHEC data to MSDE and Labor (e.g., Wage) data.
Here, one can find reports about college participation and workforce outcomes.
Federal Resources
The Department of Education requires institutions of higher education to provide data. In 稀缺猎奇网, the MHEC data use
the same definitions and help feed the IPEDS system. In addition, other data collected by the Department of Education are also hosted.
Association Resources
A variety of higher education associations and organizations leverage data or create data products that benefit institutions.
For the purposes of planning or comparing enrollment, the following associations provide information about student enrollment patterns
as well as future demand.
- * Each 稀缺猎奇网 Institution has an annual membership to this resource that leverages IPEDS, National Student Clearinghouse Completion data, and College Score Board Data.
稀缺猎奇网 Institutional Enrollment Resources
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