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Economic Education
- 1. Economic Education: Path to a Vibrant Future
- 4. Education Matters to Individuals
- 19. A closer look at Minnesota
- 20. Minnesota’s Future Source: State Demographer using MN Dept. of Education data, August 2008
- 31. Higher Education Readiness: A “Man on the Moon” goal that can be accomplished
Hinweis der Redaktion
- According to MDE: 65% of all high school students who graduated in in 2004 attended a postsecondary institution inside or outside the state the following fall The 3-year graduation rate at the state’s two-year colleges was 36% in 2004 At Minnesota’s four-year colleges and universities, the four-year graduation rate in 2004 stood at 36 percent Graduation rate for students who took six years to complete an undergraduate program was 57% U of M: In 2006, the four-year graduation rate for the Twin Cities campus was 40.7 percent, the five-year graduation rate 57.9 percent and the six-year graduation rate was 60.8 percent. The most significant increase was in the four-year rate, which increased more than 8 percent - from 32.6 percent in 2004 to 40.7 percent in 2006. The university announced ambitious new graduation rate goals for all campuses of the university in October 2006. For the Twin Cities campus, the goal is a four-year graduation rate of 60 percent, five-year rate of 75 percent and a six-year rate of 80 percent.