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MIDWESTERN  \nHIGHER EDUCATION COMPACT  \nAs an interstate compact, the Midwestern Higher Education Compact (MHEC) brings together midwestern states to develop and support best practices, collaborative efforts, and cost-sharing opportunities. Through these efforts it works to ensure strong, equitable postsecondary educational opportunities and outcomes for all.  \nMember states of MHEC are Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.  \nCOMPACT LEADERSHIP, 2023-2024  \nChair: Rep. Barbara Ballard, Kansas State Legislature; Vice Chair: Sen. Joan Ballweg, Wisconsin Legislature;  \nTreasurer: Mr. Larry Tidemann, South Dakota Governor’s Designee; Past Chair: Dr. David Eisler, Former President; Professor, Community College Leadership Studies, Ferris State University  \nPresident: Ms. Susan G. Heegaard  \n© Copyright 2024 Midwestern Higher Education Compact. All rights reserved.  \nData analyses were conducted by Shaun WilliamsWyche, Associate Director of Research and Data Analysis.  \nMHEC would like to acknowledge the helpful feedback of members of the Review Panel for State Policy and Performance Data.  \nCorrespondence concerning this report should be sent to Aaron Horn, Associate Vice President of Research, [aaronh@mhec.org](aaronh@mhec.org).  \nAdditional indicators are available in the MHEC Interactive [Dashboard:](Dashboard: mhec.org/dashboard)[ ](Dashboard: mhec.org/dashboard)[mhec.org/dashboard](Dashboard: mhec.org/dashboard).  \nUpdates to this report may be found at: [mhec.org/policy-research](mhec.org/policy-research).  \n2 2024 State Performance Update-MICHIGAN  \nABOUT THIS REPORT  \nThis supplement to Higher Education in Focus 2019 provides the latest data on a subset of indicators relevant to the goal of improving educational attainment in Michigan. Performance indicators are categorized within six areas: Preparation, Participation, Affordability, Completion, Finance, and Workforce. Most indicators provide the national and Midwest regional values as well as the median of the top five states in the nation as possible benchmarks. Most performance indicators are also disaggregated by family income and race/ethnicity to assess critical opportunity and achievement gaps.  \nThe 2024 Performance Update contains the same indicators presented in previous updates, along with anew Workforce category that focuses on unemployment rates, the retention of college graduates in the state workforce, and the earnings premium of a college  \ncredential. Returning to the update after a three-year hiatus is the percentage of persons aged 18-24 who are currently enrolled or have completed some college or higher by race and ethnicity, as the requisite data are now available. Sampling issues during the 2020 administration of the American Community Survey did not allow reliable estimation of enrollment rates by race and ethnicity for the previous three versions of the Performance Update 1  \nThe next version of Higher Education in Focus will be released in 2025 and every five years thereafter. The Performance Update will continue to be released annually during intervening years. For additional background, sources, and technical notes, [see ](see  mhec.org/policy)[ mhec.org/policy](see  mhec.org/policy)- research for the full report. Additional indicators are available through the online interactive dashboard.  \nSELECTED PERFORMANCE INDICATORS  \nPREPARATION  \nPercentage of SAT-Tested High School Graduates in Michigan Who Met or Exceeded College Readiness Benchmark Scores by Highest Level of Parental Education.............................................4  \nPercentage of SAT-Tested High School Graduates in Michigan Who Met or Exceeded College Readiness Benchmark Scores by Race and Ethnicity.......................................................................5  \nPARTICIPATION  \nPercentage of Depen","cbCaic9qq6b5dMF6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic9qq6b5dMF6","pdf",2078707,22,"English","# About This Report\n## Selected Performance Indicators\n### Preparation\n### Participation\n### Affordability\n### Completion\n### Finance\n### Workforce","[{\"question\":\"What purpose does the Michigan supplement serve in the 2024 State Performance Update?\",\"answer\":\"It provides the latest data on a subset of indicators linked to improving educational attainment in Michigan, focusing on performance measures across multiple domains.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the performance indicators organized and benchmarked?\",\"answer\":\"Indicators are categorized into six areas and commonly reported with national and Midwest regional values, plus the median of the top five states as possible benchmarks.\"},{\"question\":\"What additional category and data changes appear in the 2024 update?\",\"answer\":\"The 2024 update adds a Workforce category covering unemployment, retention of college graduates, and earnings premium, and it resumes enrollment/completion measures for ages 18–24 by race and ethnicity as data become available.\"}]","2024 State Performance Update - MICHIGAN - About This Report | PDF",1792056952,55]