Institutional Research
Mission Statement
The mission of Institutional Research (IR) is to advance Â鶹´«Ã½AV's four core themes of Learning and Discovery, Access and Opportunity, Leadership in the Health Sciences, and Community Engagement and Impact by providing comprehensive information to support:
- program review and assessment
- institutional planning
- policy formation
- decision-making
- efficiency and effectiveness in the use of institutional resources
- federal and state reporting
- a wide range of internal and external requests for information about the campus
(Rev August 2025)
Graduation Statistics
- Degrees and Certificates Awarded - Ten Year Comparison
- Degrees and Certificates Awarded - FY 1971 to FY 2021
- Degrees and Certificates Awarded - By Ethnicity
- Degrees and Certificates Awarded - By Ethnicity and Gender
- Fall Graduation Statistics
- Spring Graduation Statistics
- Student Right To Know: Graduation Rates
- Summer Graduation Statistics
- Top Ten Yearly Bachelor's Degrees Awarded
Program Review
- due to Academic Affairs by November 1st. If you have any questions about this report, please contact Dr. Karen Appleby (karenappleby@isu.edu) or Dr. Shu-Yuan Lin (shuyuanlin@isu.edu)
Vision, Mission and Core Themes
Additional ISU Accreditations
Additional Links
- from the Pew Research Center
- A central location that allows its users to compare countries on numerous statistics and to express the comparisons graphically.
- A central location that allows its users to compare U.S. states on numerous statistics and to express the comparisons graphically.
- Authoritative and comprehensive summary of statistics on the social, political, and economic organization of the United States.
- (U.S. Census Bureau) Authoritative data answering frequently asked questions on People, Business, and Geography.
- (University of Michigan)
- from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)