SACCR Annual Conference

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An Overview of SREB Data Services
SACCR Annual Conference Savannah, Georgia July
10, 2007
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History

• 1948 SREB founded
• 1956 Fact Book
• 1960 Within Our Reach
• 1969 SREB-State Data Exchange
• 1981 The Need for Quality
• 1983 electronic data collection
• 1988 Goals for Education Challenge 2000
• 1991 24/7 online data center
• 1996 tuition policy and faculty benefits
  described
• 1999 graduation and progression rates reported
• 2001 tuition/fee revenue reported
• 2002 Goals for Education Challenge to Lead
• 2004 e-Learning
• 2007 pilot testing time to degree credits to
  degree

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Uses of SREB Data

• comparing states
• comparing institutional types
• comparing institutions

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Comparing States
Can your state continue to show progress in
education attainment?
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Source SREB Fact Book, Table 4.
Increase in Hispanic Population
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Source SREB Fact Book, Table 8.
Projected Changes in Public High School
GraduatesSREB States, 2004 to 2018
2004
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Source U.S. Census Bureau.
18- to 24-Year OldsAttending CollegeUnited
States, 2005
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Source SREB Fact Book, Table 8.
Black Hispanic Public High School
Graduates2018
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Source U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2005 and Bureau
of Economic Analysis.
State Incomes Related to Adults with Bachelors
or Higher Degrees 2005
Few states have a low proportion of Bachelors
degrees and a high per capita income.
Few states have a high propor- tion of Bachelors
degrees and a low per capita income.
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Adults Average Annual Earnings United States, 2005
Source U.S. Census Bureau.
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Projected Increases in JobsUnited States, 2004
to 2014
Source U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Source SREB Fact Book, Table 35.
Community and Technical CollegesPercentage of
Undergraduate FTE
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Comparing States and Institutional Types
Will a postsecondary education be affordable
enough to provide the kind of access needed in
the coming decade?
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Source SREB Fact Book, Table 50.
Change in Tuition and FeesPublic Two-Year
Colleges
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Sources National Center for Education Statistics
and U.S. Census Bureau.
Percent of Income Requiredto Pay for One
YearPublic Two-Year College, United States
Annual household income
Percent required for one years tuition, fees,
room and board
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Sources National Center for Education Statistics
and U.S. Census Bureau.
Percent of Income Requiredto Pay for One
YearPublic Two-Year College, United States
Annual household income
Percent required for one years tuition, fees,
room and board
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Sources National Center for Education Statistics
and U.S. Census Bureau.
Percent of Income Requiredto Pay for One
YearPublic Two-Year College, United States
Annual household income
Percent required for one years tuition, fees,
room and board
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Source SREB Fact Book, Tables 53-54.
Grants and Loans to FreshmenSREB States, 2005
Grant or Loan
Loan
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Source SREB Fact Book, Tables 53-54.
Grants and Loans to FreshmenSREB States, 2005
Grant or Loan
Loan
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Comparing Institutions
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Source SREB-State Data Exchange.
In-State Tuition Required Fees Top Two-Year 1,
2005-06
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SREB Online Data Resources
www.SREB.org
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For further information contact
Joe.Marks_at_SREB.org 404-875-9211