Rollup Field Glossary

Modified on Fri, 31 Jul at 4:42 PM

All rollup fields are listed alphabetically in the fields section of custom reports and can be found in the Student Rollups section. We have listed the fields below based on type, not the order in which they appear in the field list.

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College Lists

These fields pull from students' "following" lists, accessed from the My Future>My Colleges dropdown selection on the student page.

  • # of Colleges on List: total number of colleges followed
  • # of TGR* Colleges on List: number of colleges followed with a graduation rate at or above student's TGR
  • # of IGR* Colleges on List: number of colleges followed with a graduation rate at or above student's IGR
  • Average Overall Grad Rate of College List: averages the six-year graduation rate for all colleges followed
  • Average Ethnicity Grad Rate of College List: averages the ethnicity-specific six-year graduation rate for all colleges followed, using the same ethnicity as self-reported on the student profile
  • # of [Match Category] Colleges on List: Includes fields for each admissibility category, with match category determined for each student's followed college based on the student academic profile and college historic admission data


College Applications

These fields pull from students' applications lists, accessed from the Applications>View Applications dropdown selection on the student page.

Applications Added

  • # of Applications: total number of college applications
  • # of TGR* Colleges on Application List: number of applications with a graduation rate at or above student's TGR
  • # of IGR* Colleges on Application List: number of applications with a graduation rate at or above student's IGR
  • Probability of 1+ Acceptance: uses statistical analysis to calculate a student's likelihood of acceptance to at least one college based on their application list, academic profile, and historic admission data
  • Probability of 1+ Acceptance to TGR: uses statistical analysis to calculate a student's likelihood of acceptance to at least one college with a graduation rate at or above students' TGR based on their application list, academic profile, and historic admission data
  • Probability of 1+ Acceptance to IGR: uses statistical analysis to calculate a student's likelihood of acceptance to at least one college with a graduation rate at or above students' IGR based on their application list, academic profile, and historic admission data
  • # of Applications to In-State Colleges: total number of applications with an address in the same state as the student's high school
  • # of Applications to Out-of-State Public Colleges: total number of applications with an address in a state other than the student's high school [⚠ Unconfirmed — no matching field found in the system; please verify field name with engineering before publishing]
  • # of Applications to Private Colleges: total number of private college applications on the student list, private status based on federal higher-ed data
  • # of Applications to Public Colleges: total number of public college applications on the student list, public status based on federal higher-ed data

Applications Submitted

In order to count as "submitted," applications must have one of the following statuses: applied, accepted, waitlisted, deferred, denied, enrolled.

  • # of Applications Submitted: total number of submitted applications
  • % of Apps on List that have been Submitted: divides the applications submitted by the total number of applications
  • # of Applications Submitted to [Match Category] Colleges: Includes fields for each admissibility category, with match category determined for each student's submitted applications based on the student academic profile and college historic admission data
  • # of Applications Submitted to In-State Colleges: total number of submitted applications with an address in the same state as the student's high school
  • # of Applications Submitted to Out-of-State Public Colleges: total number of submitted applications with an address in a state other than the student's high school [⚠ Unconfirmed — no matching field found in the system; please verify field name with engineering before publishing]
  • # of Applications Submitted to Private Colleges: total number of submitted applications to private colleges, private status based on federal higher-ed data
  • # of Applications Submitted to Public Colleges: total number of submitted applications to public colleges, public status based on federal higher-ed data

Acceptances

In order to count as "accepted," applications must have a status of either accepted or enrolled.

  • # of College Acceptances: total number of applications to colleges at which the student has been accepted
  • # of Acceptances to [Match Category] Colleges: Includes fields for each admissibility category, with match category determined for each college to which the student has been accepted, based on the student academic profile and college historic admission data
  • # of Acceptances to In-State Colleges: acceptances from colleges with an address in the same state as the student's high school
  • # of Acceptances to Out-of-State Public Colleges: acceptances from colleges with an address in any other state than the student's high school
  • # of Acceptances to Private Colleges: acceptances from private colleges, based on federal higher-ed data
  • # of Acceptances to Public Colleges: acceptances from public colleges, based on federal higher-ed data


Additional Summaries

  • # of Award Letters Received: total number of award letters with the status "received," for applications with an accepted or enrolled status
  • % of Award Letters Received: total number of award letters received divided by the total number of acceptances
  • # of ED/EA Applications: total number of applications added with an application type of Early Decision I, Early Decision II, or Early Action [⚠ Field currently does NOT include Early Action II or single-choice early action, despite the "EA" in the field name suggesting it should — recommend flagging to engineering as a possible bug rather than just updating this description]
  • # of ED Applications: total number of applications added with an application type of Early Decision I or II
  • Average Ethnicity Grad Rate of Application List: averages the ethnicity-specific six-year graduation rate for all added applications, using the same ethnicity as self-reported on the student profile
  • Average Overall Grad Rate of Application List: averages the six-year graduation rate for all applications added
  • Avg. Out of Pocket: the average out-of-pocket cost (cost of attendance minus grants, loans, and scholarships) for all award letters entered
  • Minimum Out of Pocket: the lowest out-of-pocket cost (cost of attendance minus grants, loans, and scholarships) for all award letters entered


Enrollment

  • Enrolled College: the application with a status of "enrolled"
  • Enrolled College - Academic Fit: the match/admissibility category of the enrolled college, based on the student academic profile and college historic admission data
  • Enrolled College - Award Letter Status: indicates if the award letter for the enrolled college is listed as not received, received, flagged for verification, or appealing offer
  • Enrolled College - Ethnicity Graduation Rate: the ethnicity-specific six-year graduation rate for the college the student plans to enroll in, using the same ethnicity as self-reported on the student profile
  • Enrolled College - Out of Pocket: the out-of-pocket cost (cost of attendance minus grants, loans, and scholarships) for the college the student plans to enroll in
  • Enrolled College - Overall Graduation Rate: the average six-year graduation rate for the college the student plans to enroll in
  • Enrolled College - Probability of Acceptance: calculated odds of admission for the school the student plans to enroll in, using the student's academic and demographic data and historic admission data for the college
  • Enrolled College - Type: indicates if the college the student plans to enroll in is classified as four-year, two-year, or less than two years
  • Enrolled College - Unmet Need: the unmet need (out-of-pocket cost plus family contribution) for the college the student plans to enroll in
  • Enrolled College - Admission Plan: the type of application submitted (regular decision, early action, etc.) for the college the student plans to enroll in
  • Enrolled College - For Profit?: displayed as yes/no depending on the enrolled college's for-profit status, based on federal higher-ed data
  • Enrolled College - Public?: displayed as yes/no depending on the enrolled college's public status, based on federal higher-ed data
  • Enrolled College - State: the state in which the college the student plans to enroll in is located


Miscellaneous

  • # of Days Since Last Activity in Overgrad: calculated based on the student's last action (not login) in Overgrad; does not include actions performed by a counselor ghosting as a student
  • # of Careers on List: total number of careers followed, pulled from students' "following" lists, accessed from the My Future>My Careers dropdown selection on the student page
  • # of High School Programs on List: total number of high school programs followed, pulled from students' "following" lists, accessed from the My Future>My Programs dropdown selection on the student page
  • # of Postsecondary Programs on List: total number of postsecondary programs followed, pulled from students' "following" lists, accessed from the My Future>My Programs dropdown selection on the student page


*TGR and IGR are calculated fields that match students with a "target" graduation rate (TGR) and "ideal" graduation rate (IGR), based on the student's academic profile (test scores and GPA) and self-reported demographic information, compared against each college's own ethnicity-specific graduation rate data.


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