Creating Meaningful Educational Goal Groups Carolyn Arnold, Ph.D. Chabot College Office of Institutional Research Planning, Review, and Budget Council.

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Creating Meaningful Educational Goal Groups Carolyn Arnold, Ph.D. Chabot College Office of Institutional Research Planning, Review, and Budget Council (PRBC)

Chabot Strategic Plan Goal Increase the number of students who achieve their educational goal in a reasonable time (outcomes) …by clarifying pathways and providing more information and support (methods)

Major Research Questions How can we group students based on current educational goals even though variable is not perfect? How can we determine what is a reasonable time for students with different educational goals and different timetables?

Creating educational goal groups for new students Wanted to Monitor progress of new student cohorts with different educational goals Determine reasonable time to completion for each group Target support services needed by each group

Bahr’s Segmentation Study Grouped CCC students statewide Based on what they did, not what they said Groups based on: course taking patterns, including CTE Attendance patterns completion of transfer, degrees and certificates 4 groups reflect completing certs/degs/transfer Surprise finding - Skills-builder group 30% Took 1 course at a time, occasionally Obtained skills,not awards

Duplicating Bahr’s Study Must be done retroactively No way to identify students who will be in each group at the beginning of their college career Thus, can’t monitor progress or target services along the way

Creating educational goal groups for new students Groups based on Reported intent (educational goal) Where they start (assessment in English) How long they may take (FT/PT) Will these variables differentiate students?

Creating ed goal groups: educational goal Reported intent, however imperfect Transfer and/or Degree (need GE) Full-time = Lasers Part-time = Seekers Undecided = Explorers Certificate or job training (not GE) = Career Builders

Creating ed goal groups: assessment level in English Where they are starting (for Lasers and Seekers-Transfer/degree goals) College level Basic Skills Not Assessed

Creating ed goal groups: FT/PT attendance level Dedication to goal and how long they may take Transfer and/or Degree (need GE) Lasers = full-time Seekers = part-time 6-11 units Undecided Explorers - 6 or more units Career Builders (not GE) Full-time Part-time 6-11 units Skills Builders Under 6 units (1 course) and NOT trans/deg goal

10 student ed goal groups account for 96% of new students Laser (FT) College Laser (FT) Basic Skills Laser (FT) Not Assessed Seeker (PT) College Seeker (PT) Basic Skills Seeker (PT) Not Assessed Explorer Career-builder FT Career-builder PT Skills-builder

New Students 2008 (n=2,900) By Educational Goal Group

Student ed goal groups differentiate by Age Gender Race-ethnicity Day vs. evening Early Decision Financial Aid Pct assessed in Math Math assessment levels Types of majors

New Students 2008 (n=2,900) Age by educational goal group

Student ed goal groups Progress at different rates Early Engagement Enrolled in basic skills Momentum Completed basic skills Persistence Progress Completed College English or Math Earned Transferable units Earned CTE units Earned certificates or degrees Transfer ready / transferred

Completion of College English by educational goal group by years

Student ed goal groups allow us to: Monitor progress of new student cohorts Determine reasonable time to completion for each group Target support services needed by each group