IPEDS College Data
Unlike surveys that only ask a sample of colleges about their students, IPEDS requires every accredited college and university to report their numbers. This dataset counts how many degrees and certificates each school awarded each year, broken down by who earned them (race and sex). So you can see not just whether a school is graduating people, but whether those graduates look like the broader population or if certain groups are underrepresented. It's the most complete picture available of who's actually finishing college in America.
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- How many degrees did each college award by race and gender in a given year?
- Which states are awarding the most degrees overall and to which demographic groups?
- How has the diversity of degree completers changed over time at a specific institution?
- What proportion of completers are women versus men, and how does this vary by institution?
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