INFORMATION CAPSULE - Research Services - Vol 2501

Oct 15, 2026

Information Capsule, Research Services (Vol 2501) analyzes Scoir platform outcome data to describe student postsecondary plans and college enrollment for Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) graduating class of 2025. About 97% of seniors enrolled in traditional senior high schools and alternative education centers had available Scoir data, and 86% reported planning to attend college after graduation. The analysis includes college application volumes, acceptance patterns, and leading destination institutions in Florida, with Miami Dade College the top choice.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages4

Reading Time10 min

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At a Glance

Introduction

Scoir

High School Senior Class of 2025

Postsecondary Plans

Post-Secondary Applications

Enrollment in Post Secondary Institutions

INFORMATION CAPSULE Research Services Vol 2501 Andrea Tirado, MS August 2025 Student Postsecondary Plans and College Enrollment, Class of 2025, Scoir Data At a Glance This Information Capsule utilized data from the Scoir platform to report on postsecondary plans and enrollment for the M-DCPS class of 2025. Approximately 97% of the highschool seniors enrolled in traditional senior high schools and alternative education centers had available data on the Scoir platform, and of those, 86% indicated they had plans to attend college after graduating from high school. Students submitted applications to over 1,300 institutions and a total of 16,255 students indicated they were enrolling in an institution they had been accepted to. Most of the students enrolled in institutions in the state of Florida, with over 55% of them enrolling in Miami Dade College. Introduction This information capsule examines the Scoir outcome data and examines postsecondary plans for Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) graduating class of 2025. Scoir data and demographic information on grade 12 students as of June 2025 is utilized. Scoir Scoir is an online college platform designed to simplify the college application and admission process as well as improve collegiate outcomes for students. Scoir was founded in February 2013, and the term “Scoir” is an Irish Gaelic verb that means to exit, retire, or transition from one phase to another. Through this platform, students can engage in college searches and virtual tours, complete all parts of the college application process, and keep track of all their applications in one place. M-DCPS adopted this platform in all high schools in the Spring of 2020 , giving access to the Scoir platform to all high school students , parents, school counselors, and college advisors. Through this platform, counselors and college advisors are able to communicate with students and their parents, as well as submit electronic transcripts and other necessary information. In addition to simplifying the college application process, the Scoir platform also collects information regarding high school seniors’ post-secondary plans. Data collected include (a) high school seniors’ postsecondary plans,(b) institutions they submitted applications to, and (c) institutions to which they were accepted and chose to enroll in. For the purpose of this report, only data from traditional high schools and alternative education centers were utilized, as not all charter schools had available data in the Scoir platform. High School Senior Class of 2025 Data from Scoir were analyzed for all traditional (non-charter) senior high schools (including regular high schools, alternative schools, magnet schools, and Exceptional Student Education Centers) . A total of 19,452 seniors were enrolled in such schools as of June 2025 , of those 97%(n=18 ,811) had available data on the platform. The percentage of seniors with outcome data for individual schools with 10 or more seniors, ranged from a low of 18% for a Special Education Center to 100% . Individual school data are available at [https://arda.dadeschools.net/\#](https://arda.dadeschools.net/#) !/fullWidth/5520 . Postsecondary Plans High school seniors were asked to indicate their postsecondary plans. Table 1 lists the percentages of seniors who reported each of the available options. As shown in Table 1, 86% of high school seniors with available Scoir data reported that they were planning to attend college. Table 1. High School Seniors’Post-Secondary Plans | Postsecondary Plan | % | | --- | --- | | Attend college | 86 | | Military | 3 | | Vocational school | 2 | | Workforce | 5 | | Other | 4 | Of those who indicated “Other” as their postsecondary plan (738), 47% were students with disabilities. Sixty-nine percent of these students indicated they will be attending a transition program such as Project Victory and school site transition programs. Transition programs provi

FAQs

What data source does the report use to study postsecondary outcomes?

The report uses data from the Scoir platform, combined with demographic information for grade 12 students as of June 2025.

What proportion of seniors with available Scoir data planned to attend college?

Eighty-six percent of high school seniors with available Scoir data reported planning to attend college after graduating from high school.

How many college applications did the graduating class submit, and what were the general acceptance patterns?

Across the district, seniors submitted 65,232 college applications on average of four per student. Sixty-five percent of all applications received an acceptance, and acceptance rates by school ranged from 40% to 100%.

Oct 15, 2026

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