Library Guides: Colorado School of Mines: Researching Mines' History: Student Demographics

Sources

Statistics on the student demographics are available from a variety of publications, not all of them matching each other. Coverage varies considerably, so explore the titles below.

Statistics from Mines

Colorado School of Mines. Biennial/Annual Reports, 1876-1998/99. TN210 .C67

Colorado School of Mines. 1967. A Graphic Profile of the Colorado School of Mines. TN 210 .C64

Colorado School of Mines. President’s Annual Progress Reports. TN 210 .C67

Colorado School of Mines. Registrar’s Reports 1995-98. TN 210 .C6 C625

IPEDS Reports, Colorado School of Mines
Includes: Data Feedback Report; Institutional Characteristics; Completions; 12 Month Enrollment; Human Resources; Enrollment; Graduation Rates; Finance; Financial Aid; Admissions; Academic Libraries
Mines Common Data Set
The COMMON DATA SET (CDS) initiative is a collaboration effort among higher education data providers and publishers such as the College Board, Peterson’s, U.S. News & World Report and Wintergreen/Orchard House. The combined goal of this collaboration is to improve the quality and accuracy of information involved in a student’s transition into higher education as well as to reduce the reporting burden of data providers.
Note: Refer to Section B2 for enrollment by race/ethnicity.
Mines Facts
Includes: Enrollment Summary reports; Enrollment Report; Graduation and Persistence Report.
Data Visualizations

Statistics and Trends from Outside Sources

A multivariate approach to predicting student persistence by Berce, Paul A.; Astle, William
Publication Date: 1990
M.Sc. thesis, Colorado School of Mines
An Analysis of CSM Graduate Degrees Granted Between Fall 1988 and Spring 1991 by Long, J. B.; Maurer, R. A.
Publication Date: 1991
M.Sc thesis, Colorado School of Mines

Moore, Paula. (2001). Mines enrollment climbs. Denver Business Journal, 53(5), 3A. Undergraduate class second-largest in history of school

Proctor, Cathy. (2001). Education at School of Mines paying off. (Colorado School of Mines) (Brief Article) (Statistical Data Included). Denver Business Journal, 52(40), 11A

Students/Student Demographics, "Fasted-Growing Colleges (Public Doctoral)", Chronicle of Higher Education, Source: Chronicle analysis of U.S. Education Department data:

V. 61 (43) p. 27-45 2015. "Fasted-Growing Colleges (Public Doctoral) 2003-13"—Colorado School of Mines enrollment for Fall 2003=4,050; Fall 2013=5,790 (43.0% growth). Source: Chronicle analysis of U.S. Education Dept. data
V. 60 (45) 2014. "Fasted-Growing Colleges (Public Doctoral) 2002-12”—Colorado School of Mines enrollment for Fall 2002=3,787; Fall 2012=5,721 (51.1% growth). Source: Chronicle analysis of U.S. Education Dept. data.
V. 58 (1) p. 32-41 2011. "Fasted-Growing Colleges (Public Doctoral) 2004-09”—Colorado School of Mines enrollment for Fall 2004 = 4,101; Fall 2009=5,124 (25% growth). Source: Chronicle analysis of U.S. Education Dept. data.