Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Closing the Gaps by 2015 Final Progress Report.

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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Closing the Gaps by 2015 Final Progress Report

The Closing the Gaps by 2015 Plan focused the state’s attention on four goals in four key areas Participation: Increase enrollment to include 630,000 additional students Success: Award 210,000 credentials in 2015 Excellence: Increase the number of nationally recognized programs Research: Increase share of federal funding for research and development 2

Texas achieved 96% of the ambitious Participation Goal by adding 605,000 students since , ,000 3

Targets to improve participation of underrepresented populations achieved impressive results 4 Change in Texas Higher Education Population,

259, ,000 5 Texas surpassed the Success Goal for bachelor’s degrees, associate degrees, and certificates by almost 50,000 awards

Growth was steadiest for bachelor’s degrees & greatest for associate degrees and certificates 6

Texas higher education was recognized for excellence by major ranking organizations UT-Austin ranked in the top ten for US publics by several organizations CMUP* ranked three Texas medical facilities in the top 8 specialized medical research universities including: UT Southwestern, UT-MD Anderson, and The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Four online graduate programs ranked in the top 10 by US News and World Report including programs at: The University of Houston, UT Dallas, Sam Houston State University, and UT Tyler.. 7 *Center for Measuring University Performance

All public institutions reported excellent/recognized programs in the Accountability System For example: Lone Star College – North Harris, Victory Early College High School Lamar State College-Port Arthur, surgical technology program Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, accelerated program for veterans Brazosport College and El Paso Community College, Aspen Prize finalists. 8

Texas’ federal science and engineering obligations were at 5.0% of national share, well below the 6.5% goal The highest Texas share was 6.1% (2003) and the lowest was 5.0% (2014) California consistently has the highest share (14.3% in 2014) Texas’ share has decreased, but the state receives substantially more in terms of total federal dollars: 1998: $ 835 Million 2014: $ 1.36 Billion 9 9

Expenditures for research & development at public universities and health-related institutions were well above target In current dollars (millions) $ 3,000 $ 4,063 10

11 60x30TX Builds on the Success of Closing the Gaps