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Demographics

Demographics. Sharon Wilhelm Interim Associate Vice President. High School Graduates. State of Wisconsin : High School Graduate History and Projections , 2001-2019. Why are graduates projected to decline?. K-12 School Enrollment is declining.

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Demographics

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  1. Demographics Sharon Wilhelm Interim Associate Vice President

  2. High School Graduates

  3. State of Wisconsin: High School Graduate Historyand Projections, 2001-2019

  4. Why are graduates projected to decline? K-12 School Enrollment is declining. Between 2001-2006, 69% of school districts declined. Age structure of K-12 students is older. Births in Wisconsin were low in 1990s and early 2000s.

  5. High School Graduate Projections by Sex, 2001-2019

  6. Public High School Graduate Projections by Race/Ethnicity

  7. The Proportion of GraduatesWho are Persons of Color is Increasing

  8. Summary Points Peak numbers 2008, then projected decline Similar trends for males and females overall Similar for different race/ethnic groups, except Hispanics who will see substantial increase Changing race/ethnic make-up of population under 18 will likely introduce new challenges and opportunities Wisconsin’s Public School Enrollment: Past, Present, Future

  9. High School Graduates going on to Higher Education

  10. College Participation Rates New Freshmen

  11. College Participation Rates Fall 2004 New Freshmen

  12. New Freshmen by High School Rank *Excludes students who did not have a high school rank.

  13. New Freshmen by High School RankNeeding Math or English Remediation

  14. Access & Enrollment of WI HS Grads in the UW System – Actual and Projected Source of Wisconsin high school graduates projections: UW-Madison Applied Population Laboratory, 2008

  15. Access by High School Class Rank • Current access rate: 32.5% • Scenario #1: New freshmen at 2007 level • Scenario #2: Increase access rate to 40% • Assumes no change in admissions selectivity

  16. Potential to serve older adult populations

  17. 18-24 Year Olds Percent of Population

  18. 65 and Older Percent of Population

  19. Undergraduate Enrollment of StudentsAged 25 and Over Data source: IPEDS, Fall 2005

  20. Retention and Graduation RatesFull-Time New Freshmen

  21. Associate and Bachelor’s AttainmentPersons 25 years and over, 2006

  22. Change in WisconsinPercent with Bachelor’s or Higher Degree, by Age

  23. Wisconsin ComparedPercent with Bachelor’s or Higher Degree, by Age, 2006

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