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Education Department Publication NCES 2005-157. Profiles students who attended multiple institutions--specifically, those who co-enrolled (attended more than one institution simultaneously), transferred, or attended 2-year institutions. Looks at the extent to which undergraduates attend multiple institutions as well as the relationship between students' rates of multiple institution attendance and their persistence, attainment, and time to degree.