The Clearinghouse: Informing Local Education
The National Student Clearinghouse can provide education leaders in local communities with the information they need to improve student outcomes. > Visit our Student Pathways site.…
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- Transfer students still lose lots of credits: Community College Daily, Sept. 14, 2017 Community college students lose a substantial amount of credits when tr
- Colleges need to do more to help students transfer credits,…: The Washington Post, Sept. 14, 2017 Students lose nearly half of the college credits the
- The Bermuda Triangle of Credit Transfer: Inside Higher Ed, Sept. 14, 2017 The path students must follow to move from one institution to another is riddled wi
- Fewer Students Transferring from Community Colleges to Four-year Institutions: HERNDON, VA--Sept. 14, 2017--Fewer students are transferring from community colle
- Bethel students pick their path: Stamford Advocate, Sept. 11, 2017 Bethel High School’s “Pathways” program allows students to pick a field they are intereste
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How the Clearinghouse Helps Educators Understand Evolving Student Pathways
A look at how the National Student Clearinghouse – through our unique data resources, services, and reports – provides accurate information to education leaders on today’s evolving student pathways. With the information and insight we provide, educators can better understand and address their students’ needs and help them achieve successful outcomes. > Visit our Student…
The Student Pathways Report Signature Report #8 Highlights
Listen to research highlights of our new Signature 8 Report, “Completing College: A National View of Student Attainment Rates – Fall 2008 Cohort,” from Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. In this our third annual report on national college completion, we offer a first look at the six-year outcomes for students…
Release of Second Annual High School Benchmarks: National College Progression Rates Report
On October 14, 2014, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center released its second annual national high school benchmarks report during a roundtable held at the Pew Charitable Trusts conference center in Washington, D.C. The report provides high school-to-college transition rates for graduates of public non-charter, public charter, and private high schools, along with new data…
The Student Pathways Report: 2nd Annual High School Benchmarks Report Highlights
Watch research highlights of our second annual High School Benchmarks report from Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Research Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. The report provides high school-to-college transition rates for graduates of public non-charter, public charter, and private high schools, along with new data on the high school-to-college transition of students, including those of…
The Student Pathways Report Signature Report #7 Highlights
Listen to research highlights of our new Signature 7 Report, “Some College, No Degree: A National View of Students with Some College Enrollment, but No Completion”, from Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center: Findings from our latest Signature Report show that 31 million students who enrolled in college during the past…
National Student Clearinghouse and the International Student Mobility Movement
A look at the international work that the National Student Clearinghouse is doing to further the progress of the electronic global student mobility movement. Read Report…
eTranscripts: “Touch-Free” Electronic Transcript Processing & Delivery Is Here!
The National Student Clearinghouse Transcript Ordering service has joined forces with Ellucian to enable the first “touch-free,” real time electronic transcript processing and delivery solution: Ellucian eTranscripts. Every electronic transcript processing and delivery step between Transcript Ordering and your Ellucian administrative system is automated. Learn more about the benefits of this unique solution.…
The Student Pathways Report: High School Benchmarks 2013, Pt. 3
Listen to research highlights of our new “High School Benchmarks Report: National College Progression Rates,” from Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center: “Students from low income schools had lower college enrollment rates than any other category of public high school. Low income, low minority, urban schools had a 53 percent rate,…
Release of First Annual High School Benchmarks: National College Progression Rates Report
On October 15, 2013, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center released its inaugural national high school benchmarks report during a roundtable held at the Pew Charitable Trusts conference center in Washington, D.C. This is the first national report to offer benchmarks for public high schools to compare their graduates’ college transition rates nationwide, including those…
Completing College: A National View of Student Attainment Rates
On November 15, 2012, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center released its fourth Signature Report, “Completing College: A National View of Student Attainment Rates,” during a briefing held on Capitol Hill. In this video, Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Director of the Research Center, presents key findings from the report which examines the various pathways that…
The Student Pathways Report: High School Benchmarks 2013, Pt. 2: Preliminary Results
Listen to research highlights of our new “High School Benchmarks Report: National College Progression Rates,” from Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center: “For the first time, this report allows us to see how high schools are faring as they move students on to college. For example, we found that for higher…
The Student Pathways Report: High School Benchmarks 2013, Pt. 1: A Brief Explanation
Listen to research highlights of our new “High School Benchmarks Report: National College Progression Rates,” from Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center: “Our inaugural High School Benchmarks Report, which will be created annually, allows comparisons between public high schools that have similar demographics and other characteristics. We developed six high school…
Understanding College Student Pathways to Success
The National Student Clearinghouse has the nation’s largest database of student records, at 130 million and growing. We offer Research Services such as StudentTracker® to enable colleges and universities to understand the various pathways their students take through college — where they transfer, when they graduate, etc.…
The Student Pathways Report: Signature Report #5 Highlights
Listen to research highlights of our new Signature 5 Report, “Baccalaureate Attainment: A National View of the Postsecondary Outcomes of Students Who Transfer from Two-Year to Four-Year Institutions”, from Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Director, National Student Clearinghouse Research Center: “Findings from our latest Signature Report show that, community college students are largely successful when they…
20th Anniversary Video of Our Colleges | AACRAO 2013
Our customers helped us celebrate the Clearinghouse’s 20th anniversary at the 2013 AACRAO Conference in San Francisco this past April. Thanks to all our participating colleges for being an important part of our success in the higher education community!…
National Student Clearinghouse: 20 Years Making Education History
For 20 years, the National Student Clearinghouse has supported the higher education community, helping thousands of colleges and universities do more for their students. Look at all we’ve accomplished together in higher education.…
Reverse Transfer: A National View of Student Mobility
The National Student Clearinghouse is pleased to announce the summer 2012 release of our third Signature Report, “Reverse Transfer: A National View of Student Mobility from Four-Year to Two-Year Institutions.” Dr. Doug Shapiro, Executive Research Director, discusses some of the key report findings on reverse transfer students in U.S. institutions, which examined six years of…
