“students” Charts
The Shocking Truth About Corporal Punishment »
I thought corporal punishment was a relic of the past — until I found this map showing U.S. states that…
What Are College Students Up To? Certainly Not Slacking Off »
The price of college is higher than ever but not having a degree is even more costly, according to recent…
Tuition Cost of Public vs. Private Universities »
In this bar chart, you can see the differences in tuition for private and public Universities. This chart applies for…
Finding Emotional Support At College »
While studies have shown that a base of emotional support at college is correlated with higher workplace engagement and greater…
Most College Graduates Confident In Their Degrees »
Those with college degrees see the benefit their education has brought them. With rising costs of college and higher loan…
Breakdown of Federal Student Aid »
Students cannot afford any further Pell Grant reductions; this year's $5,635 maximum Pell Grant covers less than one-third of the…
Why Parents Want Their Kids to Go to College »
In 2013, Gallup and Inside Higher Ed conducted a survey of parents about their college admissions decision-making process. When asked…
Chinese Anxious for the American Dream.. Education »
Since surpassing Health Sciences in 2005, Biological and Biomedical Sciences has been the main field of specialization of international students…
Voter Turnout Among Eligible Voters and Registered Voters »
With the midterm elections coming up in just two weeks, many colleges are trying to get their students to vote.…
Studying Women »
The percentage of women earning degrees in psychology skyrocketed between 1971 and 2002. In 2002, over 3/4 of women were…
Investing in the Future: Students Should Get Bank Rates »
National student debt is climbing and is increasing at an unprecedented rate. Student loans provided by the government range from…
Students with Minimal Need Receive Most Tax-Based Aid »
In 2013, Tax Policy Center estimates that more than half of the benefits of the Tuition and Feeds Deduction and…
Guns in High Schools »
Despite what the media would have people believe, the prevalence of guns on high school campuses has decreased. According to…
Women of Color in College Very Likely to Have Children »
47% of black women who attend college have dependent children, yet campus child care centers only address 5% of the…
Only 19% of College Students Educated about the Middle East »
College students report taking, on average, only one course related to the Middle East, which most likely would be a…
How college students spend their time on a weekday »
College students spend most of their time sleeping on an average weekday, but they also surprisingly pour more time into…
Top 5 Reasons why students join Extracurricular Activities »
A survey displaying the top five reasons why, students decide whether or not to participate in Extracurricular Activities. Showing that…
You're Unpaid Internship May Not Be Worth It »
When it comes to finding an internship, you are far better off choosing one that pays. Not only will you…
High School Students Express Low Job Confidence »
Optimism about future job pursuits declines over time, but the decline is steeper for girls than boys. Two-thirds (67%) of…
Leaving the Disabled Behind »
There is a 20% difference between the overall high school graduation rates in the United State and the rate of…
Is #TeenDrinking on the Decline? »
The Center for Disease Control's latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) shows that alcohol use is declining for U.S. students…
Top 5 Colleges With the Happiest Students »
Vanderbilt University, located in Nashville, Tennessee, recently scored the number one slot in the Princeton Review's ranking of colleges with…
Breakfast: The Most Important Meal of the Day »
In kids, eating breakfast helps improve attention and focus in the classroom. A 2013 study in the journal Frontiers in…
What Tax-Based Student Aid Could Look Like »
Under proposals, tax-based student aid would go to the low- and modest-income families and individuals who most struggle with college…
Tax-Based Student Aid Not Targeting Those Who Need It Most »
Low-income students still attend college at lower rates than high-income students. The lowest-income students are only one-seventh as likely as…
Tied up? Lonely? Is this quality education? »
In the U.S., an alarming rate of disabled student are being tossed into isolation and various forms of restraint in…
Why We Need Student Aid Reform »
Despite research showing that low/ modest-income families are more likely to respond to changes in college costs and student aid,…
What Tax-Based Student Aid Could Look Like Under Reforms »
Proposal Two is an attempt to preserve the benefits of Proposal One while addressing its potential shortcomings. Both recommendations improve…
What Potential Reform Can Do For Tax-Based Student Aid »
This chart shows the value of tax-based student aid by income category before and after the changes in Proposal One…
Reforms Needed for Tax-Based Student Aid »
As federal tax-based student aid has increased, so too has criticism of it. Not enough help goes to the low-income…
Top 5 Reasons Freshman Students Selected Their College »
In the 2013 Higher Education Research Institute (HERI) survey at four-year institutions, 53 percent of first-year students said that the…
Tax-Based Student Aid Largest form of Non-Loan Federal Aid »
Since the late 90's, tax-based student aid has more than quadrupled and now represents more than half of all non-loan…
Teacher Status by Country »
Each country's teacher status index score was compiled based on four factors:
1. Ranking primary school teachers against other professions…
Teacher response to expected bonuses »
Imagine how motivated a teacher would be to put in extra effort if the likelihood of qualifying for the bonus…
North Carolina teacher incentive bonus receipt by school »
North Carolina has operated one of the country's largest pay-for-performance teacher-bonus programs since the late 1990s. This chart shows the…
Substantial Proportions of College Students are Parents »
Close to half of college students no longer fit the “traditional” student model. Students with children face financial challenges to…