Resources
CSU Chancellor鈥檚 Office Dashboards
The department of Institutional Research and Analyses (IR&A) at the California State University Chancellor鈥檚 Office has developed a variety of public dashboards that provide information in the areas of applications & admissions, enrollment, graduation & success, and labor market outcomes. Visit the to explore data systemwide and by campus.
The department of Institutional Research and Analyses (IR&A) has also created additional dashboards only accessible to CSU faculty and staff. Visit the for a more granular analysis of the data systemwide and by campus.
Community Dashboards
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Purpose of Report: In spring 2021, Valley Strong Credit Union pledged $1 million to 糖心Vlog视频 to establish an endowment for a rotating fellowship for research projects related to the economic growth and prosperity of the Kern County Region. The Valley Strong Research Fellowship is intended to support Better Bakersfield and Boundless Kern (B3K) progress directly. This support led to the development of the B3K Dashboard of economic indicators for the Kern County region that measures long-term progress in achieving increased regional growth, prosperity and inclusive access.
Population of Interest: Kern County Region.
Publishing Date: 04/20/2025
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Purpose of Report: The College-Going Rate (CGR) dashboard includes state-, county-, district-, and school-level CGR data disaggregated by race/ethnicity, student group, gender, and academic year for all California high school students. The College-Going Rate (CGR) is defined by the California Department of Education (CDE) as the percentage of California public high school students who completed high school in a given year and subsequently enrolled in any public or private postsecondary institution (in-state or out-of-state) in the United States within 12 or 16 months of completing high school.
Population of Interest: All California high school completers.
Publishing Date: 03/03/2024
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Purpose of Report: The High School Graduatin Rate (HSGR) dashboard includes state-, county-, district-, and school-level HSGR data disaggregated by race/ethnicity, student group, gender, and academic year for all California high school cohort students. The High School Graduation Rate (HSGR) is defined by the California Department of Education (CDE) as the percentage of California public high school cohort students who received the standard high school diploma from a school aligned with State education standards.
Population of Interest: All California high school cohort students.
Publishing Date: 07/03/2025