System-Level Accountability Scorecard
Assessments: Progress toward Implementing the Strategic Plan
Access & Opportunities Indicator 1: Access
to Programs & Courses - Minnesotans have access to an array
of MnSCU programs and courses.
Measure 1A: Student Participation Rates
Measure 1A-1 reports Minnesota resident students enrolled at
a state college or university as a percent Minnesota population.
The numerator is Minnesota resident students aged 15 to 84 enrolled
at a Minnesota State college or university. The denominator is
Minnesota population aged 15 to 84. Measure 1A-2 reports the system’s
percentage market share of resident students at all higher education
institutions in the state (click here
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Significance: Measure 1A-1 and 1A-2
are signficant in that they indicate the extent to which Minnesota
State Colleges and Univesities are providing higher education
access to the residents of the state.
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Measure: Minnesota residents enrolled
in system institutions during Fiscal Year 2000 represented 7.1
percent of the state’s population aged 15 to 84. Participation
in credit courses was 5.1 percent and participation in non-credit
courses was 1.9 percent.
Context: Contextual information on
participation rates in higher education indicate that Minnesota
ranks 11th nationally on a measure of enrollment as a percent
of the population aged 18 to 64. The state’s rate is 10
percent above the national average. Minnesota’s college
going rate for high school graduates ranks ninth nationally and
is 13 percent above the national average.
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