July 29, 2010 Closing the Gaps Progress Report THECB 6/2010

 Two-year technical colleges (e.g., ITT)  Four-year academic institutions (e.g., U. of Phoenix and DeVry U.)  Bible colleges and seminaries that are not members of ICUT THECB 6/2010

Type No. of InstitutionsEnrollments 2-Year6431,678 4-Year1822,879 Total8254,557 THECB 6/2010 InstitutionsEnrollment 17 Institutions > 80030, Institutions < 800 Enrollments24,478

THECB 6/2010 Fall 2009 Total Annual Change % Change Public Universities 532,22623,0904.5% Public Two-Year Colleges 692,84575, % All Health-Related 21, % Independent Col. & Univ. 120,0112,7892.4% Career Colleges 54,55719,785na Total1,420,993121,9359.4%

THECB 6/2010 Fall 2009 Total To Reach 2015 Target Per Year Increase Bachelor’s Bachelor’s99,46313,0372,173 Associate’s Associate’s42,32913,1712,195 Bach, Assoc, Cert 164,71545,2857,548 Hispanic Awards 43,15823,8423,974 African-Amer. Awards 17,2877,0131,169 Doctoral Degrees 3,

FemaleMale African American 7.8%5.1% Hispanic5.2%3.6% White6.4%5.2% THECB 6/2010

 Good News: 2009 showed the largest increase since 2003 – with 17%  Bad News: STEM awards would need to increase 100% to reach the 2015 target. THECB 6/2010

 In FY 2009, initial teacher certifications from all sources dropped for the first time since FY  Certification of new math and science teachers dropped 5% THECB 6/2010

 Hispanics had the largest increases, but still lag with only 4.4% participation rate  African American Females have the highest participation rate (7.8%) of any group  Overall Female participation rate outpaces males 6.5% to 5.0%  STEM degrees had largest increase yet, but still need to double to reach target  Certifications of new math and science teachers dropped 5% THECB 6/2010