This data set contains graduation rates for Utah colleges and universities.

The Utah College Scorecard is an online tool, created by the United States government, for consumers to compare the cost and value of higher education institutions in the United States. It displays data in five areas: cost, graduation rate, employment rate, average amount borrowed, and loan default rate. This salary data is taken from combining US Dept of Education and the Internal Revenue Service.

This data set contains the complete set of fields for Utah colleges and universities from the College Scorecard initiative.

This data set contains finance, enrollment, staffing, completions and student aid data for academic years 1986-1999 for Utah higher education institutions which were derived from the IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) submissions to the US Dept of Education.

This data set contains the Total Full Instruction Expenditures per FTE for USHE institutions from 2000-2015. Full costs include the direct instructional cost plus most of the other costs mentioned above. To determine the full cost of instruction, the costs of the physical plant, institutional support, academic support, and student services are allocated to Instruction, Research and Public Service. Management decisions made at each institution determine amounts devoted to the direct cost of instruction and the
full cost of instruction. These amounts are then divided by the number of FTE students to get the costs per student.

This data set contains finance, enrollment, staffing, completions and student aid data for academic years 1986-1999 for Utah higher education institutions which were derived from the IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) submissions to the US Dept of Education.

2007 Utah College Graduate Wage Levels by Educational Level

This data set contains Appropriated Full Cost of Instruction Expenditures per FTE for Utah schools from 2000-2015. Full costs include the direct instructional cost plus most of the other costs mentioned above. To determine the full cost of instruction, the costs of the physical plant, institutional support, academic support, and student services are allocated to Instruction, Research and Public Service. Management decisions made at each institution determine amounts devoted to the direct cost of instruction and the
full cost of instruction. These amounts are then divided by the number of FTE students to get the costs per student.

This data set contains Direct Instructional Expenditures per FTE by school in Utah from 2000-2015. Direct instructional costs include the direct
costs of having a teacher in front of the class. These costs generally are limited to the faculty member’s salary and benefits and instructional equipment and supplies. For an entire institution, it may include salaries and benefits for staff who support the delivery of the instruction. All of these calculations are made using appropriated funds – the General Fund, Education Fund, and Dedicated
Credits (tuition) that the Legislature approves and all funds, which includes the appropriated funds as well as grants, contracts, gifts, and investment income. The difference between the appropriated funds and all funds can be significant, depending on the institution and its mission.

This data set contains projected average annual wage by occupation as reported by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics for Utah for 2018.