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Bookmark or Share- Trends in Postsecondary Education - RAND CorporationEducation Is Declining and May Be Affecting College Outcomes Low state appropriations for postsecondary education may be an important contributor to rising costs and low completion rates. State appropriations per student fell across public four-year and two-year colleges between 2000 and 2012, with a particularly sharp decline during
- RAND Education and Labor Focus Areas | RAND - RAND CorporationRAND Education and Labor's research priorities include early childhood education, K-12 accountability and assessments, K-12 educator effectiveness, post-secondary education, workforce development, and out-of-school time.
- Evaluation of North Carolina's Pathways from Prison to Postsecondary ...The Vera Institute of Justice's Pathways from Prison to Postsecondary Education Project (Pathways) was a multistate demonstration project in three states — Michigan, New Jersey, and North Carolina — intended to create a continuum of higher education and reentry support services that begin two years prior to an individual's release from ...
- The Value of Education and Training After High School: How ...earn postsecondary credentials, or the returns to creden-tials. We start by examining average returns for different types and levels of postsecondary credentials. We then examine variation in earnings outcomes for credentials earned in different fields. Finally, we examine how returns to postsecondary credentials vary by gender, race, and ...
- How Can Ohio Meet Its Computer Science and Information Technology ...Key Findings. Female students in Ohio face a disadvantage that begins early in postsecondary education. Black and Hispanic students who begin at four-year institutions in Ohio have similar chances of completing early coursework, entering a program of study, and completing bachelor's degrees in especially computer science (CS), compared with White and Asian students in the state with similar ...
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