College Graduation, 1999—2015 (1998–2015)

Definition

This measure shows the number and percent of Maine young adults who graduate from two year and four year public and private institutions. College graduation refers to the number and percent of Maine High School students who graduated within 150% of the time customary, i.e. 3 years for a two-year Associates degree and 6 years for a four-year Bachelor's degree.  The year refers to the year graduating from college, not the year graduating from high school.

Data Source

Higher Ed Info

Select custom reports, not "state profiles" in order to get the number in the cohorts.

Notes

Year refers to year graduating from college, not year graduating from high school.

It includes students who graduate from high school during the year 6 years prior to see if they have subsequently graduated from a four-year college.  It includes students who graduate from high school during the year 3 years prior to see if they have subsequently graduated from a two-year college.

So, for the four-year bachelors the percent who graduated in 2015 refers to the cohorts of students who graduated from high school in 2009. For the students graduating from a two year school in 2015, these are the high school graduates of 2012.

Data available 2009 -2015, Data uploaded June 2018.

Last Updated

2018-06