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I find it funny that these numbers are not available. In our free education system (Denmark), almost all of this data is freely available, also as the governmen
by martin_bech 8y ago
I find it funny that these numbers are not available. In our free education system (Denmark), almost all of this data is freely available, also as the government, want students to make an informed choice. So most schools its easy to get graduation rate, salary estimates and even how many from the last class are employed, and how many in relevant fields.
- Mashimo 8y agoOh indeed. Found something here [0] from the Education and Research Ministry. My Excel does not really like that file though. [0] https://ufm.dk/uddannelse/statistik-og-analyser/faerdiguddannede/aktuel-ledighed https://ufm.dk/uddannelse/statistik-og-analyser/faerdiguddan...
- jimhefferon 8y agoI work at a college and we are required by the federal government to report all kinds of numbers. I know grad rate is among them, and I am 99% sure it is broken down by major. Those reports are public.
- jononor 8y agoWhere can I find them? Interested in mining the data
- capnrefsmmat 8y agoThe Department of Education College Scorecard has a great deal of data which they make openly available: https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/data/ https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/data/
- jimhefferon 8y agoI don't know where it would be in mine-able format. There is this for instance: https://www.smcvt.edu/on-campus/offices-and-services/institutional-research.aspx https://www.smcvt.edu/on-campus/offices-and-services/institu....