9.2 Seeing What’s Available

In order to see what is available you first can use the list_datasets function. This will print to the console all of the data sources that are available to you.

##  [1] "_final2"                         "advisers"                       
##  [3] "continents"                      "continuous"                     
##  [5] "data_reduced_1"                  "db_student_features"            
##  [7] "db_student_results"              "deceased_at_wake"               
##  [9] "divisional_data"                 "divisional_data_final"          
## [11] "divisionals"                     "emails"                         
## [13] "enhanced_contact_1"              "enroll"                         
## [15] "fd_17_final"                     "fd_2017_final"                  
## [17] "final_retent"                    "final_retent_1st"               
## [19] "final_retent_1st_14"             "final_retent_1st_no14"          
## [21] "first_destination_final"         "first_in_forest"                
## [23] "first_year_data_set"             "first_year_data_set_test"       
## [25] "fy_retention_2018"               "fys_data_set"                   
## [27] "hsgpa_samdate"                   "ids"                            
## [29] "info_census_regions"             "info_continents"                
## [31] "instructors"                     "left_fy_vs_cohort_final"        
## [33] "living_learning_rec_history"     "living_learning_rec_history_raw"
## [35] "mag_scholars_merit_funds"        "oaa_combined"                   
## [37] "oaa_combined2"                   "parental_im"                    
## [39] "pre_ori_combined_retention"      "pre_orientation_camp"           
## [41] "retention_2018"                  "retention_camp"                 
## [43] "retention_final3"                "retention_final4"               
## [45] "retention2"                      "retention3"                     
## [47] "student_db_prep"                 "super_test"                     
## [49] "term_intervals"                  "test"                           
## [51] "xacad_support"                   "xadmissions"                    
## [53] "xbid_data"                       "xbirthdays"                     
## [55] "xcampus_rec"                     "xcensus"                        
## [57] "xcensus_stats"                   "xces"                           
## [59] "xcommunities"                    "xcourse_hist"                   
## [61] "xdemographics"                   "xdeposits"                      
## [63] "xdiscipline"                     "xdiscipline_record"             
## [65] "xdivisionals"                    "xdonors"                        
## [67] "xemployees"                      "xeureca"                        
## [69] "xfinaid"                         "xfinaid_new"                    
## [71] "xfinal_dest"                     "xfirst_payments"                
## [73] "xfr_cohort"                      "xfys"                           
## [75] "xgeocoded"                       "xgraduation"                    
## [77] "xgre"                            "xgreek"                         
## [79] "xgreek_checking"                 "xhome_value"                    
## [81] "xhousing"                        "xhs_gpa"                        
## [83] "xim"                             "xinvolvement"                   
## [85] "xletters"                        "xmag_scholars"                  
## [87] "xparents"                        "xpre_orientation"               
## [89] "xpre_orientation_format"         "xsurvey"                        
## [91] "xswipes"                         "xtransfer_student_data"         
## [93] "xwri111"                         "y2_cohorts"                     
## [95] "yielddata_2"

Each of these data sets can be read into R by calling its name in the wfu_getdata function.

See 4 for more information regarding what each of these data sets contain.