ACT scores impact the college choices of Nebraska high school students. The higher a student's ACT score, the more likely they are to pursue higher education. Yet, the type of institution they choose–2-year or 4-year–can vary based on scores. Read more:...

In NE 2-year colleges, nearly 39% of non-dual credit earners take foundational English courses while only 12% of credit earners take foundational courses. In math, 42% of non-credit earners need foundational instruction compared to 16% of earners. Report:...

In #Nebraska, Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses make up nearly 22% of the total courses offered in dual enrollment. Generally, both general education and #CTE courses have increased over time. To read more, visit:...

NE 1st-year college GPAs are higher among dual enrollment participants than non-enrollees. The type of institution also matters: 2-year college dual enrollees have GPAs of 3.1 & non-enrollees 2.7. At 4-year colleges dual enrollees' GPAs are 3.5 & non-dual...

The median high school grade point average (GPA) among #Nebraska dual enrollment participants is 3.4, higher than among non-dual enrollment participants who earn a median 2.7 GPA. Read the full #dualenrollment report here:...

More than 73% of NE students take #dualenrollment courses thru 1 of 4 colleges: @mccneb, @SCCNeb, @UNOmaha or @northeastedu. The remaining 27% access courses at Nebraska community colleges, state colleges, or the University of Nebraska system. Read more:...

In #Nebraska, English makes up 20% of dual enrollment course subjects & 14% are math. History (7%), psychology (6%), biology (5%), & speech & communication (4%) also have high #dualenrollment participation. Read the full dual enrollment report here:...

The more dual enrollment credits #Nebraska students earn while in high school, the higher the college graduation rate. From 0 to 12+ credits, the rates go up 24% points for 2-year & 23% points for 4-year colleges. Read the full report:...

Disparities exist for dual enrollment credit earners in #Nebraska. Multiracial & white students earn credit at the highest rates with 33% and 32% respectively, compared with 17% of Hispanic & 13% of Black students. Read the full report:...

NE dual enrollment students completed 98,311 credit hours of college prior to high school graduation. Among high schoolers who earn dual enrollment credit, the average number of credits earned is 13.4-more than one semester of college credit! Full report:...

The top 3 dual enrollment school districts are also the 3 largest in NE: @OmahaPubSchool, @MillardPS, & @LPSorg. @PLCSchools & @GPSDistrict37 also have a high %. Together, these 5 districts account for 56% of total dual enrollment participation. View:...

In #Nebraska, more females than males take dual enrollment courses. 58% of dual enrollment students are female (4,512) while 42% are male (3,325). The gender gap continues to widen each year—a gap that mirrors enrollment trends in Nebraska postsecondary institutions...

NE community colleges are the most common public postsecondary institutions for students to access dual enrollment. @mccneb & @SCCNeb serve the most dual enrollment students with 2,498 & 1,767 students, respectively. @UNOmaha serves 1,410 students. Report:...

The more dual enrollment credits a Nebraska student earns in high school, the sooner they graduate college. View the full dual enrollment special report here: https://insights.nswers.org/special-reports/nswers-dual-enrollment-special-report-2024.pdf.

Nebraska dual enrollees & dual enrollment credit earners graduate college at higher rates than their counterparts, over 20 percentage points for two-year colleges & over 11 percentage points for four-year colleges. Full Report:...

Most Nebraska students persist in college for at least one year. Among dual enrollment credit earners, 92.5% persist at 4-year colleges and 81.4% at 2-year colleges. Read the dual enrollment report here:...

Nebraska dual enrollment credit earners are more likely to attend college in Nebraska (over 87 percent) than non-dual enrollment credit earners in the state (over 82 percent). To view the full report visit:...

Students who participate in dual enrollment go to college at higher rates than those who do not participate, with 86 percent versus almost 61 percent college-going rates across the two groups. Nebraska's full dual report can be found here:...

In Nebraska, dual enrollment credit earners and enrollees graduate high school at higher rates than their non-dual enrollment credit earner/enrollee counterparts. For more information about dual enrollment, view the full report:...