Reports

Sections:

Pathways
Advising Matters
Admit Not-Enroll
A Review of UIC's Transition Year to the Common Application

UIC Office of Degree Progress Reports

Pathways to Success for African American Males at UIC

The Pathways study, funded by the Office of the Provost, was collaboration among the College of Education, the Office of Degree Progress and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. The goal of the study was to examine the Pathways to Success for African American male students who navigated the academic and social systems at UIC to approach degree completion in a timely manner.

Using Institutional Studies to Inform Decisions about Black Male Initiative Programs and Support Services, Paper presented at the 2012 AIR Annual Forum
Paper on the Pathways Study presented at the American Educational Research Association, April 2011
Slides from the AERA presentation
Pathways to Success-Full Report to the Provost

Examination of a Graduation Cohort as a Tool for Understanding Undergraduate Progress to Degree, Spring 2012

Preparing Students for Postsecondary Success

This presentation is an overview of strategies and issues surrounding student readiness for academic success in college.The information was presented by Cecil Curtwright, Associate Vice Provost for Enrollment Management and Patricia Inman, Office of Degree Progress at the National College Access Network regional meeting held March 17, 2010

The following reports are designated for internal review and require a UIC login:

An analysis of the Fall 2012 Admit-Not Enrolled Freshman Cohort

This report examines enrollment decisions of the Fall 2012 cohort of applicants who were admitted to UIC, but did not enroll at UIC using National Student Clearinghouse Student Tracker data. Findings for a selected subpopulations of admitted students are also provided.

Who Lives in Campus Housing (January 2009)

This report details the characteristics of the students living in campus housing and how this profile has changed over the years.