Spring 2011. What is happening with higher education in California?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Riverview IB Class of 2013 Parent Presentation: Sept. 5, 2012.

Advertisements

Year-Long Learning Communities Rethinking the Summer Bridge Nikolas Huot, Assistant Director for First-Year Programs.

Fall College Information Night for Juniors Presented by the Briar Woods High School Guidance Department, Fall 2010.

Overlooked and Underserved America’s Older Workers Overlooked and Underserved.

College Night for Sophomores. SMCHS Counselors Justin Calbreath A-D Basil Totah E-K Erica MacDougall L-Q

Georgia State University Sadé Tramble, M.Ed- Academic Advisor

Home Institution Innovator Our Innovation Visit Us Contact North Seattle Community College.

THE E.O.P. ACADEMY Increasing retention for low- income, first generation students.

Gary Clark 2014 CSU - UC Counselor Conference Director of Undergraduate Admission.

Holmes Smith Consulting Services, Inc. College Planning Career Planning Life Coaching TM.

E ducational O pportunity P rogram “A Community of Support” S A C R A M E N T O S T A T E EOP ADMISSION INFORMATION AND SERVICES

Planning for College. Overview  Think of each year as being a building block  Don’t get stressed over process- already off to good start  Use resources.

10,000 Job Openings Which one will be yours? Register today on | PolkWorks.org.

Financing a University Education CSU-UC Joint Counselor Conference September DRAFT.

School Atmosphere and Expectations Communication – As Freshmen come into the high school environment, they will be expected to build communicative relationships.

Employment and Training Administration DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ETA Services: Counting our Work and Making our Work Count ARRA Performance Accountability Forum.

CSU-UC Counselor Conference 2012 Student Support Services and Programs.

(Goals + Plans = Success) Prepared by Michele Jersak, Century College Counselor and MnSCU GPS LifePlan Coordinator Scenarios for Application and Discussion.

San Jacinto Campus 1499 N. State St. San Jacinto, CA (951) 487-MSJC (6752) San Gorgonio Pass Service Center 1735 W. Ramsey St. Suite 111 Banning,

History of GPS Developed by Michelle Jersak of Century College Based off of work done in Valencia Community College Pilots with Century College in 2005.

Educational Opportunity Program

Dual Enrollment. What is Dual Enrollment  Dual enrollment classes are taken at your local high school and taught by high school instructors. Students.

Implementation of a Foster Care Campus Liaison Presented by: Jessica Hakes, Enrollment Services Intern December 4, 2012.

Saddleback College Maria Yamilet Paniagua EOPS Specialist (949)

The Transfer Path: From High School to Community College to UC UC Counselor Conference September 2015.

APPLICATION POOL Fall 2011 Applications Received : FTF – 15,483 Number Admitted – FTF – 9,352 Number Enrolled – FTF – 2,925 Average GPA and Test Scores.

Welcome It’s a great day to be an SDSU Aztec It’s a great day to be an SDSU Aztec!Welcome.

Community College Welcome & Systemwide Updates September 2015.

Cory D. Carson F. Kaitlyn E. Patrick F.. Background  Many states are cutting their aid on post- secondary education.  Michigan completely cut out $56.

College Night for Sophomores Santa Margarita Catholic High School Class of 2017.

How to Plan for your Future and Higher Education.

Financing a University Education CSU-UC Joint Counselor Conference September

Welcome! Poll Everywhere – Text Your School Name Your Role/Office.

The Changing American College Student: Thirty-Year Trends, Alexander W. Astin “While each of the 30 freshman surveys since 1966 has revealed.

Nuts and Bolts WCU and Your Major. Why this presentation The department, the university, and myself want you to succeed. Navigating a 4-year degree can.

Unemployment. Review The Labor Force - all individuals who are employed or unemployed. Does not include military, full time students, and retired. Individuals.

Admissions Updates was a GREAT year!

 Retention  Liability.  Studies show that students receiving counseling services are more likely to stay in school than students who don’t receive.

Ms. Zavala College and Career Counselor Room 701 John Glenn High School.

Welcome Class of 2019! “Uncovering Success for ALL Linden High School Students.”

Opportunity Programs and.

The Government & The Economy. Learning Objectives To understand the Economic Objectives of Governments.

An Overview of the Common Core State Standards “…where every student will learn and graduate college and career ready!”

Senior Meeting.  You must have a minimum of 230 credits to be on track.  You must have a Cum. GPA of 2.0  You must meet ALL class requirements.

BACK TO SUCCESS! Saddleback College Finding your way off of Academic Probation 2/1/2013.

PARTNERING WITH PARENTS & FAMILIES FOR STUDENT SUCCESS Brett Bruner, Director of Persistence & Retention | Fort Hays State University Dr. Cassy Bailey,

Augusta One-Stop Career Center. Our Goal Help individuals that are Unemployed, Underemployed, or Seeking Job Training Meet their Career Goals.

Proposed Impaction Plan – Fall Impaction Status Current Nursing Athletic Training Proposed – Fall 2017 Exercise Science Deaf Studies Deaf Education.

2012 Summer Assessment Academy June 14, Overview Data Barriers Solutions Identification of Best Practices Partnerships – Adult Education, P-12 &

Ohlone Community College District Fremont & Newark, CA Serving Fremont, Newark, Union City & More!

What is ReConnect? Students drop out of school for various reasons. ReConnect is designed to offer the support and flexibility to help students, who have.

Operation Inform The State University of New York Myths and Realities: Understanding the Educational Opportunity Program.

Fall 2015 California State University Update. CA Budget: $142M in new state funding Incremental investment in higher education New funding permitting.

Community and Technical Colleges 2009 Fall Enrollments

Welcome Class of 2021 The Freshman Academy

H-1B Ready to Work Conference

COLLEGE COUNSELING LOOKING FORWARD

First Generation Students: Opportunities to Encourage Student Success

Welcome Student Financial Assistance and Student Accounts

Education Isn’t Limited to the Classroom: The Importance of

Southeast Academy High School

Saddleback College Finding your way off of Academic/Progress Probation

STATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

General Information For LCHS students

Next Steps Overview Outreach, Recruitment, and Orientation

Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about the UMD Counseling Center

Program Review Presentation April 29th, 2015

Welcome to NMHS 11th grade college night

Office of Student Financial Assistance and Scholarships

Presentation transcript:

Spring 2011

What is happening with higher education in California?

 Significant decrease in freshman admits  Decrease in overall admits from Ohlone to CSU/UC  Increase in competition for freshman and transfer students

 Fall 2010 largest number of applicants in the University’s history  For the 2 nd year in a row, UC is reducing freshman enrollment  System-wide, the admission rate is declining  Increase in competition

 Increase in students  Increase in competition for classes  Decrease in classes  Decrease in funding

 Unemployment in Oakland-Fremont-Hayward was 10.8% in February 2011  Compared to 9.5% for the nation ONE-STOP Career Center  individuals a month  Needing help with unemployment insurance, resume development and job searches  Will be down 7 staff members as of June 30th

Ohlone Students report stress:  Not getting classes  On waitlists that don’t materialize like they used to  Not being accepted for transfer  Can’t find a job  Parents being laid off  Parents losing their homes  Being homeless STRESS LEVELS ARE OFF THE CHARTS!

 Laid off workers  Students not admitted to universities out of high school  Unmotivated Students (no major/no direction/no jobs out there)  Students seeking to remedy basic skills (keyboarding, English)  More anxiety, stress (from home issues, lack of classes, no money)  Students with families in crisis (i.e. Tsunami – International Students from Japan)  Students balancing school with supporting a family These are the students are sitting in our classes

 Fall classes will probably be full in June  Looking at an additional 12% cut next year Students will show up in June, July and August needing to go to Community College because: a. they didn’t get into the university b. change in finances at home & can’t afford the university c. students who weren’t planning for college, but who can’t find a job d. laid off workers e. Veterans What will they do?

Assisting students with academic, personal and career goals  More College Success classes  More Career Planning classes  Freshmen Connection Day  Late start Personal Development classes  Transfer workshops  Retention programs  Outreach

 What else can we do to help these students?  What do you do if a student sitting in your class needs help?  How can you access counseling for your students? (early alert) Student issues are on the rise…  How can we support the college?