The general perception of a traditional college career goes as follows: upon high school graduation, a student immediately enrolls the following year in a college or university, attends full-time, and soon thereafter graduates from the same college or university two to four years later. However, recent analysis by the Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education indicates the traditionally accepted route of a college student is actually the exception: only 1 in 5 Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) students enrolls and completes at the same institution, in the same major, "and" at the originally-intended award level (e.g. associate, bachelor, etc.). This brief examines student enrollments to understand how many students entered into post-secondary education in 2007-08 and earned a degree or certificate by 2014-15, while monitoring how many of those students stayed enrolled at their original or "native" institution, completed in their originally-intended area of study, "and" remained with their originally-intended attainment level.