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Calendar of Events – OIRA Updates Schedule
Calendar of Events – OIRA Updates Schedule
2021 – 2022 University Survey Administration Schedule
Institutional surveys are an important means of gathering feedback, perceptions, behaviors, expectations, and ideas from students, faculty, and staff members. Elon endeavors to use survey assessments to demonstrate effectiveness and guide program and institutional improvement. Information about surveys for the current academic year can be found here. If you wish to have your project added to this list, please contact OIRA
Academic Dashboards Data Update Schedule
We provide academic dashboards for the provost team, the deans, and the department chairs with information on students, courses, course efficiencies, retention rates, graduation rates, majors, minors, student diversity, faculty teaching engagement, and departmental data for end of year reporting. These files are updated on a regular schedule.
Click here for Elon Academic Dashboards Data Update Schedule
College Guides Submission Schedule
College guides are an important resource for potential students and their families. College guides tend to provide additional contextual information such as reputational scores, organizations on campus, percent of students who stay on campus during the weekends, or key activities offered at the institution.
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IPEDS (IES/NCES National Center for Education Statistics) Reporting Schedule
IPEDS is a system of 12 interrelated survey components conducted annually that gathers data from every college, university, and technical and vocational institution that participates in the federal student financial aid programs. The data collections occur in fall, winter, and spring. The surveys we submit are:
12 month Enrollment, Completions, Graduation Rates, Graduation Rates 200%, Outcome Measures, Fall Enrollment, Admissions, Finance, Human Resources, Student Financial Aid, Institutional Characteristics, and Academic Libraries.