University of Colorado Boulder College Portrait
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- Students
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- Admissions
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- College Costs & Financial Aid
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- Classes and Campus Life
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- Student Experiences
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- Majors, Graduation and Next Steps
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- Student Success & Progress
Discover how many students who start at CU-Boulder finish their bachelor's degree and how long it takes.
- Student Learning Outcomes
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Additional Success & Progress
- First Time Full-Time (New Freshmen) Starting Fall 2006 -- Males
- First Time Full-Time (New Freshmen) Starting Fall 2006 -- Females
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Entering College of Engineering
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Entering Leeds School of Business
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Pell Grant Recipients
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- First Generation
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Under-represented Minorities
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Asian-American
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Entered as Colorado Resident (In-state)
- New Freshmen 2006 -- Males Entered as Colorado Resident (In-state)
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Females Entered as Colorado Resident (In-state)
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Entered as Out-of-State
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Males Entered as Out-of-State
- New Freshmen Fall 2006 -- Females Entered as Out-of-State
Student Success & Progress Rate
A 92% four-year success and progress rate means that 92% of students starting in Fall 2006 either graduated or are still enrolled at a higher education institution four years later.
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Counts for the Fall 2006 entering class shown in the graph above.
- 5,545 First-Time, Full-Time Students
- 1,115 Full-Time Transfer Students
Success & Progress Rate Table
Retention of Freshman Class
First-time students in Fall 2011 that returned for their second year: 84%