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To gain an understanding of middle and high school student achievement impact on college enrollment, the relationships with grade 8 Florida Standards Assessment (FSA) achievement and high school SAT scores are also examined. The report also details enrollment, persistence, and completion rates at the most popular postsecondary institutions 4 for the District’s high school graduates.  \nSUMMARY OF FINDINGS  \nGeneral Enrollment Trends FY21 Through FY25  \n• Fifty-seven percent of District graduates in FY25 enrolled in a postsecondary institution in the fall after graduation. This represents a slight one-percentage-point decrease from FY24 (58%) and FY23 (58%)(Table 1)5, and the same as FY21 (57%) .  \n• Despite the slight dip in the enrollment rate for FY25, the total number of graduates enrolled reached a five-year high of 7975 students, driven by a significant increase in the total number of District graduates (14,010) .  \n• From FY21 to FY24, the percent of District graduates attending a postsecondary institution (57% -59%) remained consistently lower than the enrollment rates of national high school graduates during the same period of (61% -63%) (Table 1) .6 National high school data are not yet available for FY25 graduates.  \n1 The summarized data as reported by the NSC and may differ from the graduate counts from the Florida Department of Education because some students request their enrollment and/or degree records to be blocked from sharing.  \n2 Graduates is defined as end-of-year grade 12 students who earned a standard diploma (which does not include special diplomas or GEDs) .  \n3 Persistence rate is the percentage of fall enrolled students who return to college at any institution for their second year.  \n4 Postsecondary institutions refer to colleges and universities.  \n5 The overall enrollment changes may be impacted by colleges and universities that have withdrawn from the NSC or some students’enrollment and/or degree records are blocked at the student’s request.  \n6 Reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: [https://www.bls.gov/news.release/hsgec.htm](https://www.bls.gov/news.release/hsgec.htm)  \nTable 1. Number and percent of District graduates enrolled in postsecondary institutions in the fall after graduation  \n\n| Year | Number of District\u003Cbr>Graduates | Number of Graduates Enrolled in College | Percent of Graduates Enrolled in College | National High\u003Cbr>School7 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| FY25 | 14,010 | 7,975 | 57% | NA |\n| FY24 | 13,740 | 7,888 | 58% | 63% |\n| FY23 | 12,898 | 7,539 | 58% | 61% |\n| FY22 | 12,506 | 7,401 | 59% | 62% |\n| FY21 | 13,126 | 7,419 | 57% | 62% |\n\nNote: The college enrollment may be impacted by NSC Institution inclusion rate for the year or students electing to block enrollment records.  \n• For each cohort from FY21 to FY24, the percentage enrolled in the first year increased by 7-9 percentage points relative to the fall, with small additional increases in the second and third years (Table 2) .  \nTable 2. Percent of District graduates enrolled in postsecondary institutions for the first time in the fall and for the first time in the following four years8,9  \n\n| Year | Percent\u003Cbr>Enroll","cbCaih3Xzo1pOhIn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih3Xzo1pOhIn","pdf",531416,"English","# Summary of Findings\n## General Enrollment Trends FY21 Through FY25\n## Postsecondary Enrollment by Cohort Years\n## Public vs. Private College Enrollment Trends\n## Notes and Definitions","[{\"question\":\"What data source and student timeframe does the report use for FY25 district graduates?\",\"answer\":\"The report uses college matriculation data received from the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC). It analyzes district graduates across multiple cohorts, including FY21–FY25 for enrollment and earlier graduation years for persistence and degree completion.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report summarize FY25 overall college enrollment after graduation?\",\"answer\":\"It reports that 57% of district FY25 graduates enrolled in a postsecondary institution in the fall after graduation. This is a slight decrease from FY24 and is consistent with FY21 at 57%.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the report cover regarding persistence and completion?\",\"answer\":\"It includes persistence rates, defined as the percentage of fall-enrolled students who return for a second year at any institution, and also describes degree completion for graduates from earlier years, along with outcomes at the most popular postsecondary institutions.\"}]","FY25 District High School Graduates College Matriculation Summary - May 31, 2026 | PDF",1792061690,23]