Institutional Research
Institutional Research (IR) plays a crucial role on a college campus by helping students, faculty, and staff make informed decisions. By collecting and analyzing data, IR provides insights into everything from student success and graduation rates to program effectiveness and resource allocation. This data-driven approach allows colleges to continuously improve their services, curriculum, and student support systems, ensuring that the needs of students are met. See our required state and federal reports below.
Student Outcomes
View the National Center for Education Statistics Rose State College profile through the IPEDS Data Center.
Graduation Rates
The college collects data on students like you, including the number of first-time, full-time students who are working towards a degree or certificate each year. This data is broken down by factors like race, ethnicity, and gender. It also tracks how many students complete their program within a set timeframe (usually within 150% of the expected time), as well as how many students transfer to other schools if that’s part of their academic journey. This information helps the college understand and improve your experience and success.
Retention
FTE
Degrees
Tracking Transfers
This report includes a list of the top transfer destination for Rose State students by fiscal year.
Student Achievement Measure
The Student Achievement Measure (SAM) tracks student movement across postsecondary institutions to provide a more complete picture of undergraduate student progress and completion within the higher education system.