NRS E VALUATION L EARNING C OMMUNITY P ROJECT : I OWA A DULT L ITERACY P OST S ECONDARY T RANSITIONS Amy Vybiral, Consultant January 16, 2013.

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NRS E VALUATION L EARNING C OMMUNITY P ROJECT : I OWA A DULT L ITERACY P OST S ECONDARY T RANSITIONS Amy Vybiral, Consultant January 16, 2013

The National Reporting System data set for federal reporting adult literacy outcomes was utilized for the study. Purpose 1.Conduct Iowa’s first in-depth analysis of adult literacy student post secondary outcomes utilizing the NRS administrative data set. 2.Create a sustainable methodology by which outcomes are calculated annually for adult literacy students with: Award rates Award types Median wage outcomes by award type Median wage outcomes by award type and career cluster 2

The cohort utilized data from the National Reporting System data base from 2002 through Research Questions 1.What percentage of adult literacy students graduate with a credit credential from an Iowa community college? 2.What are the demographic characteristics of adult literacy students who graduate with a credit credential? 3.What is the median wage outcome by award type? Certificate Diploma Associates degree 3

Data utilized was limited to students reporting a unique ID upon entry to the adult literacy program. Data Data File National Reporting System Adult Literacy: Population - 125,343 adult literacy students Data Matching Community College Management Information System Fiscal Credit Award Files Fall Credit Award Files Sample Size – 428 credit awardees Workforce Development (awardees' outcomes) Unemployment Insurance (UI) Records 4

Associate’s degrees comprised more than 50% of the total awards earned by adult literacy students. Student Awards 5

Females continue to comprise over half of community college enrollment. Since 1980, females have outnumbered males in almost every aspect of higher education. Gender 6

The number of community college awards earned by non-native English speakers exceeded 14 percent of the total awards earned by adult literacy students. Awards by Native Language 7

Enrollment in Health Science exceeded 34%, mirroring a 10 year trend in adult literacy student enrollment in health sciences, and traditional student enrollment in Health sciences. Enrollment by Career Cluster 8

Adult literacy student enrollment has remained steady from 2002 through 2010, with the majority enrolling in Health science, business, transportation, and manufacturing. In 2010, 20 students enrolled in the STEM cluster for the first time. Enrollment Comparisons by Career: 2002 and

Median Wage Earnings 10 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2011 American Community Survey, ACS_11_3YR_B20004

Median Weekly Earnings by Award Type 11

Summary of Findings Adult Literacy Graduation Percentage What percentage of adult literacy students enroll in credit coursework? 5% What percentage of adult literacy students move into credit coursework and graduate with a certificate, diploma, or associate’s degree? 2.4% 12

Females are more likely to be awarded a credit credential, following state and national trends of higher education enrollment by gender. Summary of Findings Demographic Characteristics of Award Completers 67% Female 33% Male 85% Native English Speaking 15% Non-Native English Speaking 13

The average median weekly earnings of adult literacy students exceed the state and national average of employees with a post secondary credential. Summary of Findings 1.Economic Outcomes What is the median wage outcome by award-type? Award TypeMedian Weekly Wage (Two-Year Average) Certificate$232 Diploma$336 Degree$365 14

Future Inquiry 1.Median wage earnings by career cluster 2.Median weekly wage – three year average 3.Economic Impact Adult literacy student outcomes Before/after credential attainment Multiple awards (unrelated career clusters) Median weekly wages of students with stackable credentials (career pathways). 15

Contact Information Amy Vybiral Federal Data Consultant Iowa Department of Education Grimes State Office Building 400 E. 14 th St. Des Moines, IA Monte Burroughs, Ph.D. Education Program Consultant Iowa Department of Education Grimes State Office Building 400 E. 14 th St. Des Moines, IA Geoff Jones Bureau of Information and Analysis Services Iowa Department of Education Grimes State Office Building 400 E. 14 th St. Des Moines, IA

Presenter Amy Vybiral Iowa Department of Education (515) C OMMUNITY C OLLEGES BUREAU OF ADULT, CAREER, & COMMUNITY COLLEGE EDUCATION