During 2013-14, national rankings continued to affirm the quality and reputation of New College of Florida's academic program. Princeton Review, Kiplinger's, U.S. News & World Report, Washington Monthly, Forbes, and Fiske Guide to Colleges each placed New College of Florida in their top rankings. Adding to their reputation, the percentage of New College graduates who go on to earn doctorate degrees is significantly greater than the percentage for the State University System (SUS) baccalaureate graduates as a whole. The National Opinion Research Center (NORC) at the University of Chicago reports the baccalaureate origins of doctorate recipients in the United States using the Survey of Earned Doctorate (SED) data, a census survey of all doctorate recipients in the U.S. The survey asks doctorate recipients to report their baccalaureate degree institution. When SUS baccalaureate enrollment data is combined with SED doctorate recipient data for the period 2003-2012, the percentage of SUS baccalaureate degree recipients who went on to receive a doctorate degree was 1.5%. The percentage for New College over the same period was 14.5%. This statistical report provides data tables on New College's financial resources, personnel, enrollment, undergraduate education, graduate education, and research & economic development.