Graduation Rates in 200% of Normal Time to Completion by Sex
Notes: The graduation rate is calculated from the percentage of students who complete a program within 100%, 150% or 200% of the normal time for completion of that program of study. For example, an Associate of Arts (AA) degree normally takes two years to complete. For the 150% graduation rate, a student who completes the AA degree in three or fewer years is counted as a completer. The report uses data from the fall term enrollment cohort, as reported to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS). IPEDS defines the cohort as full−time degree/certificate seeking undergraduate students who are enrolled in college for the first time after graduating from high school. The cohort is based on enrollments at the beginning of the fall term in which a student is first enrolled in college, and it includes students who were enrolled in the summer term prior to their initial fall term. Students are removed from the cohort due to death or service in the armed forces, including those called to active duty. To protect the privacy of individuals, data are not reported on groups with fewer than ten students. Updated: 11.6.23.
Chart: AC&G Office (Hughes)Source: FDOE FCS graduation rates (accessed through portal at Advanced Reports (fldoe.org).Get the dataCreated with Datawrapper