Would-be college students often turn to full-time employment or other prospects before the semester starts. Financial pressures, family needs and logistical challenges can all steer away aspiring ...

When students head off to college, few probably think about the possibility of dropping out. But recent data shows that becomes the reality for many. In fall 2022, just over 18 million students ...

Here's how to become a successful returning student after dropping out of college. Education. Colleges. ... About one-third of students drop out along the way, so if you quit after your freshman ...

But that figure hides wide variations. At Lake Superior State University, for instance, just 67 percent of the full-time students who started there in the fall of 2020 came back in the fall of 2021.

CDE reports 10,524 students between 7th and 12th grades dropped out, representing 2.2% of students in that age group. The state said that is an increase from the year before and the first increase ...

Dropout rates. Last school year, Colorado’s dropout rate decreased by 0.2 points to 1.9 percent, meaning 8,947 students in grades 7-12 dropped out — that’s down 718 students compared to 2023.

Graduation, dropout rates for students with disabilities. Students with disabilities had a 12.8% dropout rate in 2021-22. That same student group had a 77.8% graduation rate.

Nearly 2,000 students dropped out of Phoenix Union High School District last year. ... has seen its dropout rate increase from 4% in the 2018-19 school year to 6% in the 2022-23 school year.