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College Comparisons

Mean Total Score by College (Possible Score Range 400 to 500) SSD = Total Scores for Colleges of Business, Education, Health and Human Services, Liberal Arts and Sciences significantly lower than Total Score for College of Engineering

Mean Critical Thinking Score by College Possible Score Range (100 to 130) SSD = Students in the Colleges of Business, Education, and Health and Human Services significantly lower on Critical Thinking than students in the College of Engineering.

Mean Reading Score by College Possible Score Range (100 to 130)

Mean Writing Score by College Possible Score Range (100 to 130) SSD = Students in the College of Business significantly lower in Writing that students in the College of Engineering.

Mean Mathematics Score by College Possible Score Range (100 to 130) SSD = Students in the Colleges of Business, Computing and Informatics, Education, Health and Human Services, and Liberal Arts and Sciences significantly lower on Mathematics than students in the College of Engineering.

Mean Humanities Score by College Possible Score Range (100 to 130)

Mean Social Sciences Score by College Possible Score Range (100 to 130)

Mean Natural Sciences Score by College Possible Score Range (100 to 130)

Peer Institution Comparisons

UNC Charlotte Versus Peer Institutions Mean Total Score Comparison Possible Score Range (400 – 500)

UNC Charlotte Versus Peer Institutions Mean Skills Subscores Comparison Possible Score Range (100 – 130) SSD = UNC Charlotte students significantly lower than students at Peer Institutions on Critical Thinking.

UNC Charlotte Versus Peer Institutions Academic Area Subscores Comparison Possible Score Range (100 – 130) SSD = UNC Charlotte students significantly lower than students at Peer Institutions on Humanities and Social Sciences.

Proficiency Levels UNCCPeer UNCCPeerUNCCPeerNot SkillProficient Marginal Proficient Reading Level 177%73%14%16%9%11% Readking Level 251%47%20%18%29%35% Critical Thinking7%11%30%23%63%67% Writing Level 172%70%22% 5%8% Writing Level 227%26%42%37%32%36% Writing Level 312% 31%30%57%59% Math Level 165%66%23%20%12%15% Math Level 240%42%25%24%35% Math Level 312%15%22%21%66%64%

Demographic Comparison

Mean Total Score by Gender Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Female Total Score significantly lower that Male Total Score

Mean Skills Subscores by Gender Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Female students significantly lower that Male students on Critical Thinking and Mathematics.

Mean Academic Area Subscores by Gender Possible Score Range ( )

Mean Total Score by Ethnicity Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Total Scores for African American, Hispanic, and Asian/Asian American/Pacific Islander significantly lower Than White Total Score

Mean Skills Subscores by Ethnicity Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = African American and Asian/Asian American/Pacific Islander students significantly lower than White students on Critical Thinking, Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. Hispanic students significantly lower than White students on Reading and Mathematics.

Mean Academic Area Subscores by Ethnicity Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = African American and Asian/Asian American/Pacific Islander students significantly lower than White students on Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. Hispanic students significantly lower than White students on Humanities.

Mean Total Score by Enrollment Status Possible Score Range ( )

Mean Skills Subscores by Enrollment Status Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Part Time students significantly lower than Full Time student on Mathematics.

Mean Academic Area Subscores by Enrollment Status Possible Score Range ( )

Mean Total Score by Hours Working Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Students working 1-15 hours, hours, and greater than 30 hours per week significantly lower on Total Score than students not working.

Mean Skills Subscores by Hours Working Possible Score Range (100 – 130) SSD = Students working 1-15 hours/week significantly lower than students not working on Critical Thinking, Writing, and Mathematics. Students working hours/week significantly lower than students not working on Critical Thinking, Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. Students working >30 hours/week significantly lower than students not working on Reading and Mathematics.

Mean Academic Area Subscores by Hours Working Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Students working 1-15 hours/week significantly lower than students not working on Social Sciences. Students working hours/week significantly lower than students not working on Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. Students working >30 hours/week significantly lower than students not working on Natural Sciences.

Mean Total Score by Hours Transferred Possible Score Range ( )

Mean Skills Subscores by Hours Transferred Possible Score Range (100 – 130)

Mean Academic Area Subscores by Hours Transferred Possible Score Range ( )

Mean Total Score by GPA Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Students with 2.50 – 2.99 and 3.00 – 3.49 GPAs significantly lower Total Score than students with 3.50 – 4.00 GPA

Mean Skills Subscores by GPA Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Students with GPA significantly lower than students with GPA on Reading. Students with GPA significantly lower than students with GPA on Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing. Students with significantly lower than students with GPA on Reading and Mathematics.

Mean Academic Area Subscores by GPA Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Students with GPA significantly lower than students with GPA on Social Sciences. Students with GPA significantly lower than students with GPA on Social Sciences and Natural Sciences. Students with significantly lower than students with GPA on Natural Sciences.

Mean Total Score by Whether English is Best Language Possible Score Range ( )

Mean Skills Subscores by Whether English is Best Language Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Students whose best language is not English significantly lower than students whose best language is English on Mathematics. Students who are equally fluent in English and another language significantly lower that students whose best language is English on Mathematics.

Mean Academic Area Subscores by Whether English is Best Language Possible Score Range ( ) SSD = Students whose best language is not English significantly lower than students whose best language is English on Humanities.