The ipeds package can be downloaded from CRAN as follows:
> install.packages('ipeds')
Or, you may wish to download the latest development version from Github using the devtools package:
> devtools::install_github('jbryer/ipeds')
This package requires mdbtools. The following commands will install mdbtools on Mac:
ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" < /dev/null 2> /dev/null \n')
brew install mdbtools
The vignette also has useful information for getting started:
vignette('ipeds')
The available_ipeds will return a data.frame indicating which databases are available for download and my have already been downloaded.
> ipeds::available_ipeds()
year year_string final provisional downloaded download_date download_size
1 2007 2006-07 TRUE FALSE FALSE <NA> <NA>
2 2008 2007-08 TRUE FALSE FALSE <NA> <NA>
3 2009 2008-09 TRUE FALSE FALSE <NA> <NA>
4 2010 2009-10 TRUE FALSE FALSE <NA> <NA>
5 2011 2010-11 TRUE FALSE FALSE <NA> <NA>
6 2012 2011-12 TRUE FALSE FALSE <NA> <NA>
7 2013 2012-13 TRUE FALSE TRUE 2019-04-01 38 MB
8 2014 2013-14 TRUE FALSE TRUE 2019-04-01 37.6 MB
9 2015 2014-15 TRUE FALSE TRUE 2019-04-01 39.4 MB
10 2016 2015-16 TRUE TRUE TRUE 2019-04-01 48.8 MB
11 2017 2016-17 TRUE FALSE TRUE 2019-04-01 41.9 MB
12 2018 2017-18 FALSE TRUE TRUE 2019-04-01 50.7 MB
13 2019 2018-19 FALSE FALSE FALSE <NA> <NA>
The download_ipeds will download an IPEDS database for a given year.
> ipeds::download_ipeds(2018)
The load_ipeds will return a list of all the survey tables (as data.frames) for the given year.
> ipeds2018 <- ipeds::load_ipeds(2018)
> names(ipeds2018)
[1] "ADM2017" "C2017_A" "C2017_B" "C2017_C"
[5] "C2017DEP" "CUSTOMCGIDS2017" "DRVAL2017" "DRVC2017"
[9] "DRVEF122017" "DRVEF2017" "DRVF2017" "DRVGR2017"
[13] "DRVIC2017" "DRVOM2017" "EAP2017" "EF2017"
[17] "EF2017A" "EF2017A_DIST" "EF2017B" "EF2017C"
[21] "EF2017D" "EFFY2017" "EFIA2017" "F1617_F1A"
[25] "F1617_F2" "F1617_F3" "Filenames17" "FLAGS2017"
[29] "GR200_17" "GR2017" "GR2017_L2" "HD2017"
[33] "IC2017" "IC2017_AY" "IC2017_PY" "IC2017Mission"
[37] "S2017_IS" "S2017_NH" "S2017_OC" "S2017_SIS"
[41] "SAL2017_IS" "sectiontable17" "SFA1617_P1" "SFA1617_P2"
[45] "SFAV1617" "Tables17" "valuesets17" "AL2017"
[49] "DRVADM2017" "DRVHR2017" "GR2017_PELL_SSL" "OM2017"
[53] "SAL2017_NIS" "vartable17"
The ipeds_help function will return the data dictionary for the given year.
> View(ipeds_help(2018))
If the table parameter is specified, then the data dictionary for the given survey is returned (i.e. the variables in that table, see data(surveys) for the available survey IDs).
View(ipeds_help(table = 'HD', year = 2018))
Finally, to load a specific table, the ipeds_survey function will return a data.frame with the data.
> hd2018 <- ipeds_survey(table = 'HD', year = 2018)
> names(hd2018)
[1] "UNITID" "INSTNM" "IALIAS" "ADDR" "CITY" "STABBR" "ZIP"
[8] "FIPS" "OBEREG" "CHFNM" "CHFTITLE" "GENTELE" "EIN" "DUNS"
[15] "OPEID" "OPEFLAG" "WEBADDR" "ADMINURL" "FAIDURL" "APPLURL" "NPRICURL"
[22] "VETURL" "ATHURL" "DISAURL" "SECTOR" "ICLEVEL" "CONTROL" "HLOFFER"
[29] "UGOFFER" "GROFFER" "HDEGOFR1" "DEGGRANT" "HBCU" "HOSPITAL" "MEDICAL"
[36] "TRIBAL" "LOCALE" "OPENPUBL" "ACT" "NEWID" "DEATHYR" "CLOSEDAT"
[43] "CYACTIVE" "POSTSEC" "PSEFLAG" "PSET4FLG" "RPTMTH" "INSTCAT" "C15BASIC"
[50] "C15IPUG" "C15IPGRD" "C15UGPRF" "C15ENPRF" "C15SZSET" "CCBASIC" "CARNEGIE"
[57] "LANDGRNT" "INSTSIZE" "F1SYSTYP" "F1SYSNAM" "F1SYSCOD" "CBSA" "CBSATYPE"
[64] "CSA" "NECTA" "COUNTYCD" "COUNTYNM" "CNGDSTCD" "LONGITUD" "LATITUDE"
[71] "DFRCGID" "DFRCUSCG"
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