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IPEDS 2024-2025 Collection Cycle (All Surveys)

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@AlisonLanski AlisonLanski released this 09 Dec 15:17
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2.10.0
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Functions to create uploadable formats for the IPEDS 2024-2025 Collection Cycle.

Currently up-to-date for all supported surveys: Completions, 12-month Enrollment, Graduation Rates, 200% Graduation Rates, Outcome Measures, Fall Enrollment, and Human Resources.

Surveys that work for all institutions:

  • Completions
  • Outcome Measures

Surveys that only work for some institutions:

  • Graduation Rates: 4-year institutions
  • 200% Graduation Rates: 4-year institutions
  • 12-month Enrollment: 4-year degree granting institutions
  • Fall Enrollment: 4-year degree granting institutions
  • Human Resources: degree granting institutions with more than 15 FTE

Release notes:

  • Outcome measures has an updated column name "CohortStatus" to track exclusion information formerly requested by the Exclusion column. This column name change was previously made in the underlying code, but not on the "Set up your data page". This has now been rectified. Some support for the original column name is present, but may be removed in the future.
  • Detailed gender reporting has been removed by IPEDS from the Graduation Rates survey. The package has removed or deprecated those elements. Keeping the GenderDetail column in your starting data frame will not cause problems; it will simply be ignored.
  • The 12 Month Enrollment initial data now requires an additional column to flag students who are in high school but taking courses for credit in a specific dual-enrollment program (vs in some other kind of program). Even if your school does not have any such students, please include the new column. Check the "Set up your data..." documentation for more details.
  • Some internal changes were made to provide better compatibility with the R ecosystem (roxygen, tidyselect, CRAN checks) as it continues to progress and to some cosmetic elements of the package. This should not have any practical effect on end users.
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