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Completion outcomes for students graduating from any Utah higher education institution during 2017–21 come from the National Student Clearinghouse, excluding students who left Utah for schooling. 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This analysis examines awards earned by undergraduates who were eligible for the HB144 waiver: UI students who attended high school in Utah. Completion data of students who graduated from any Utah higher education institution between 2017-21 was provided by the National Student Clearinghouse. Students who left Utah to  \nattend school were excluded from this analysis.  \nKey Findings  \n• More UI students attend degree-granting institutions than technical colleges.  \n• Only 28% of UI students earned an award compared to the state’s 46% .  \n• Like the general student population, more UI women sought postsecondary awards.  \nAnalysis  \nSlightly more HB144-eligible students attended fouryear USHE institutions (56%) compared to two-year institutions (44%) . Further, more HB144-eligible women attended USHE institutions compared to the general student population (56% vs. 53%); however, fewer HB-144 eligible men attended compared to the general student population (44% vs. 47%) .  \nOf the 2,751 enrolled, 762 HB144-eligible students (28%) completed 968 awards. Most were associate degrees. One in three were bachelor’s degrees, and one  \nTable 1. Awards earned by HB144-eligible students  \n\n| Award | First\u003Cbr>Award | Multiple\u003Cbr>Awards | Total\u003Cbr>Awards |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Certificate | 188 | 18 | 206 |\n|  | (19%) | (2%) | (21%) |\n| Associate | 308 | 143 | 451 |\n|  | (31%) | (15%) | (46%) |\n| Bachelor's | 266 | 63 | 329 |\n|  | (27%) | (6%) | (33%) |\n\n400  \n300  \n200  \n100  \n0  \nFigure 1: HB144-eligible student enrollments and awards by year  \n2017 2018 2019 2020 2021  \n Enrollees  Graduates  \nin five were certificates. This is compared to the USHE general population, where 46% of all students earned an award. More students in the general population completed bachelor’s degrees (49%) with fewer associate degrees (35%) and certificates (15%). In short, most HB-144 eligible students enrolled in four-year programs but earned one-or two-year awards, whereas in the general student population, more bachelor’s degrees were earned.  \nFinally, HB-144 eligible women (39%) earned more awards than HB-144 eligible men (31%), but both graduation rates are lower than the general population for women (50%) and men (49%) . HB144-eligible students' ethnicity is not reported in line with IPEDS direction.","cbCaihf7ztiCEL0g","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihf7ztiCEL0g","pdf",252119,"English","# Key Findings\n## Enrollment and Award Rates\n## Completion Breakdown by Credential Type\n## Institutional Type and Gender Differences","[{\"question\":\"What students are included in the HB144-eligible completion analysis?\",\"answer\":\"The analysis includes UI students who attended a Utah high school and were eligible for the HB144 tuition waiver. Students who left Utah to attend school were excluded.\"},{\"question\":\"What share of HB144-eligible students earned an award?\",\"answer\":\"Of 2,751 enrolled HB144-eligible students, 762 (28%) completed 968 awards. 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