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Perry | Memphis | West Tennessee Mr. John Rader | Nashville | Middle Tennessee Dr. Robert Smith | Franklin | Middle Tennessee Mr. Vernon Stafford, Jr. | Collierville | West Tennessee Mr. Charles Wood | Chattanooga | East Tennessee Mr. David H. Lillard, Jr. | State Treasurer Mr. Jason E. Mumpower | State Comptroller Dr. Sara Heyburn Morrison | Executive Director, State Board of Education Ms. Skylar Brackett | East Tennessee State University | Student Member  \nTable of Contents  \nExecutive Summary ............................................................................................................................................... 3  \nLegislative Overview .............................................................................................................................................. 4  \nArticulation and Transfer Initiatives and Council................................................................................................ 6  \nTransfer Behavior of the Fall 2017 Cohort ........................................................................................................ 10  \nTransfer Behavior of Tennessee Transfer Pathway Students ......................................................................... 24  \nConclusion............................................................................................................................................................ 30  \nAppendix A: Tennessee Code Annotated § 49-7-202(r) .................................................................................... 31  \nAppendix B: Articulation and Transfer Council 2020-2025 Membership ....................................................... 33  \nAppendix C: “24” Students by Sending and Receiving Institutions, Fall 2017 Cohort .................................... 34  \nAppendix D: “42” Students by Sending and Receiving Institutions, Fall 2017 Cohort.................................... 35  \nAppendix E: TTP Enrollment by Concentration, Fall 2017 Cohort ................................................................... 36  \nAppendix F: TTP Awards by Concentration, Fall 2017 Cohort.......................................................................... 38  \nExecutive Summary  \nThe 2024 Articulation and Transfer Report provides an update on the progress made toward full articulation between public institutions in Tennessee. This report uses data from National Student Clearinghouse Student Tracker (NSC), the Tennessee Higher Education Commission’s Student Information System (THECSIS), and the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) to analyze transfer patterns and demographics of the fall 2017 first-time freshmen cohort. 1  \nFor the purposes of this report, transfer students are defined as any student who attended more than one institution during the six years following first enrollment, which covers fall 2017 through summer 2023 for the fall 2017 cohort. Highlights of the report’s findings include:  \n• In the fall 2017 cohort, 31.9% of students attended more than one institution in six years (Figure 1) . A vertical transfer from a two-year institution to a four-year institution, categorized here as a “24” transfer, remains the most common transfer pattern for those students who do transfer in the fall 2017 cohort, representing over 46% of all transfers (Figure 8) .  \n• Transfer students have higher six-year graduation rates (63.0%) than non-transfer students (44.5%) in the cohort. This gap is driven by many students who begin enrollment at a two-year institution, do not transfer, and do not graduate (Fig","cbCaidA3f9FuPHQO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidA3f9FuPHQO","pdf",3092644,41,"English","# Executive Summary\n# Legislative Overview\n# Articulation and Transfer Initiatives and Council\n# Transfer Behavior of the Fall 2017 Cohort\n# Transfer Behavior of Tennessee Transfer Pathway Students\n# Conclusion\n# Appendix A: Tennessee Code Annotated § 49-7-202(r)\n# Appendix B: Articulation and Transfer Council 2020-2025 Membership\n# Appendix C: “24” Students by Sending and Receiving Institutions, Fall 2017 Cohort\n# Appendix D: “42” Students by Sending and Receiving Institutions, Fall 2017 Cohort\n# Appendix E: TTP Enrollment by Concentration, Fall 2017 Cohort\n# Appendix F: TTP Awards by Concentration, Fall 2017 Cohort","[{\"question\":\"How does the report define a transfer student for the fall 2017 cohort?\",\"answer\":\"Transfer students are defined as those who attended more than one institution during the six years following first enrollment, covering fall 2017 through summer 2023 for the cohort.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key findings on graduation rates for transfer versus non-transfer students?\",\"answer\":\"Transfer students have higher six-year graduation rates (63.0%) than non-transfer students (44.5%). 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