F INDINGS F ROM THE N ATIONAL S URVEY OF C OLLEGE O UTREACH P ROGRAMS 27 th Annual Student Financial Aid Research Network Conference June 2 - 4, 2011 Presented.

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F INDINGS F ROM THE N ATIONAL S URVEY OF C OLLEGE O UTREACH P ROGRAMS 27 th Annual Student Financial Aid Research Network Conference June 2 - 4, 2011 Presented by: Maly Fung Dr. Watson Scott Swail

A BOUT THE S TUDY

Background Information In 2010, EPI received a TG Public Benefit Research Grant to survey college outreach/access programs around the nation The survey was based on an earlier version created by Dr. Watson Scott Swail in 2000 for The College Board.

Methodology The National Survey of College Outreach Programs (NSCOP) consisted of 10 sections: 1.General Information 2.Program Information 3.Goals and Services 4.Program Operation 5.Staff and Training 6.Student Characteristics 7.Operating Budget 8.Program Outcomes 9.Program Evaluation 10.Barriers to College Access

Methodology – cont’d The survey was distributed electronically to national association mailing lists, including the National College Access Network (NCAN), federal GEAR UP and TRIO lists, the Association of Institutional Research (AIR), NCCEP, and the National Partnership for Educational Access (NPEA).

Methodology – cont’d Examples of programs considered included: – GEAR UP and TRIO Programs – Non-federal community-based – Summer Bridge programs that help students during the transition from high school into college – Programs that enhance self-esteem – Bring students to campus to learn skills to succeed in college

Methodology – cont’d Examples of programs NOT included in the study were: – Articulated high school programs – Campus sports – Dual Enrollment programs – Short, one-time episodic events

S UMMARY OF F INDINGS

Distribution of Programs by Type

Distribution of Programs By Geographic Location

Programs by First Year of Operation Program Type Year First Operated MedianRange All CACG GEAR UP TRIO State-Funded University-Funded Nonprofit Other Partnerships Private Federal

Programs by First Year of Operation – cont’d

Distribution of Programs by Sponsoring Agency College Campus Elementary/ Secondary School Community Center Other N (% of Programs) All189 (50.5%)77 (20.6%)61 (16.3%)47 (12.6%) CACG5 (31.3%)4 (25.0%) 3 (18.8%) GEAR UP12 (30.8%)23 (59.0%)1 (3.6%)3 (7.7%) TRIO79 (75.2%)17 (16.2%)7 (6.7%)2 (1.9%) State-Funded13 (50.5%)3 (11.5%) 7 (26.9%) University-Funded46 (73.0%)3 (4.8%)4 (6.3%10 (15.9%) Nonprofit2 (3.8%)15 (28.8%)27 (51.9%)8 (15.4%) Other Partnerships20 (41.7%)8 (16.7%)10 (20.8%) Private5 (35.7%)3 (21.4%)5 (35.7%)1 (7.1%) Federal7 (63.6%)1 (9.1%)0 (0.0%)3 (27.3%)

Distribution of Programs by Location of Services College Campus Elementary/ Secondary School Community Center Other N (% of Programs) All144 (38.5%) 26 (7.0%)57 (15.2%) CACG2 (12.5%)7 (43.8%)2 (12.5%)4 (25.0%) GEAR UP3 (7.7%)33 (84.6%)0 (0.0%)3 (7.7%) TRIO54 (51.4%)39 (37.1%)2 (1.9%)9 (8.6%) State-Funded13 (50.0%)6 (23.1%)1 (3.8%)6 (23.1%) University-Funded41 (65.1%)12 (19.0%)3 (4.8%)7 (11.1%) Nonprofit5 (9.6%)24 (46.2%)13 (25.0%)10 (19.2%) Other Partnerships16 (34.0%)14 (29.8%)4 (8.5%)13 (27.7%) Private5 (37.5%)7 (50.0%)0 (0.0%)2 (14.3%) Federal5 (45.5%)2 (18.2%)1 (9.1%)3 (27.3%)

Program Goals

Students Targeted

Instructional Approach

Academic Services

Non-Academic Services

Program Admissions and Capacity

Program Capacity – cont’d Program Capacity Max. # of Students Max. # of Parents All 33,79442,992 CACG 7, GEAR UP 3,2912,858 TRIO State-Funded University-Funded 1,97170 Nonprofit 280,213306,026 Other Partnerships 2, Private Federal 5,8161,522

Parental Component

Program Incentives

Program Operation

Program Operation – cont’d

Funding and Support In-Kind Financial Support N (% of Programs) ALL PROGRAMS Federal Government 2 (0.5%)169 (45.2%) AmeriCorps 26 (7.0%)11 (2.9%) State Government 30 (8.0%)74 (19.8%) Local Government 23 (6.1%)17 (4.5%) Local School System 104 (27.8%)21 (5.6%) Community Organization 80 (21.4%)30 (8.0%) Business/Industry 45 (12.0%)58 (15.5%) Private Foundation 18 (4.8%)120 (32.1%) Individuals 52 (13.9%)58 (15.5%) Colleges/Universities 128 (34.2%)64 (17.1%) Fundraising 5 (1.3%)65 (17.4%)

Staffing & Training

Monitoring & Tracking

Program Evaluation

Q UESTIONS ?

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