Collegiate Sports US

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Overview
This file contains detailed information on collegiate sports programs across various institutions in the United States. It encompasses data on student enrollment, sports participation, revenue, and expenditures, all categorized by gender and sport. This dataset serves as a valuable resource for analyzing trends, financial aspects, and gender disparities in collegiate sports.

Key Insights
Enrollment Data
The dataset includes the total number of male and female students enrolled in each institution, providing insights into the gender distribution of the student body. This data is crucial for understanding the demographics of students participating in collegiate sports and can highlight trends in gender representation over time.

Sports Participation
Participation data is broken down by gender and sport, allowing for a detailed analysis of gender representation in different sports. This helps in identifying which sports have higher or lower participation rates among men and women, providing a basis for addressing any disparities.

Financial Data
The dataset provides detailed information on the revenue and expenditures for men's and women's sports programs. This financial data enables a comprehensive analysis of the economic aspects of collegiate sports, including how funds are allocated and spent, as well as the financial sustainability of different sports programs.

Institutional Classification
Institutions are classified by type and sector, such as NCAA Division I, II, and III. This classification helps in comparing different categories of schools, facilitating a deeper understanding of how institutional type and sector influence sports programs and their outcomes.

Context
Geography: United States of America
Time Period: 2015 - 2019
Unit of Analysis: US Collegiate Sports Dataset
This dataset provides a robust foundation for researchers, policymakers, and educational institutions to analyze various aspects of collegiate sports programs, including gender equity, financial health, and participation trends.