1. Student Success
Saddleback College

2. Pathway to Student Success
Reach Goals
Celebrate Completion
Become Involved
Stay the Course
Select a Pathway
Get Enrolled
Come Prepared

3. Come Prepared Intersegmental Learning Councils Early Bird Registration
Concurrent Enrollment
Basic Skills Classes Before High School Graduation
Early Bird Registration
Freshmen College Readiness Courses

4. Get Enrolled Online Application Process Matriculation
Math, English, and Reading Assessment
In Person and Online Orientation
In Person and Online Advising
Counseling Services

5. Basic Skills Track Transferable Math Math 253 Math 251 Math 351
Critical Thinking
English 1A
English 200
English 300/340
ESL Classes
Transferable Math
Math 253
Math 251
Math 351

6. Select a Pathway Career Technical Education (CTE) Certificates
Prepare to Enter Workforce
Associate Degree
Associate in Arts (AA)
Associate in Science (AS)
Four-year University Transfer
UC and CSU Transfer Pattern
Private and Out-of-State Institutions

7. Stay the Course Basic Skills Classes Before or During First Term
Student Support Services
Learning Assistance Program (Tutoring)
Financial Aid Services
Special Services
EOPS
College Transfer Fairs
Career Services
Resume Preparation, Job Search and Interviewing Techniques

8. Become Involved Interaction with Faculty Outside Classroom
Special Projects
Lab Experiences
Work Study
Interaction Outside the Classroom
Peer Study Groups
Clubs
Honor Society
Athletic Teams
Student Leadership (ASG)
Interaction in the Community
Internships and Work Experience (CWE)

9. Celebrate Completion Awards Transfer to Senior Institutions
Occupational Skills Award
Certificate of Completion
AA and AS Degrees
Transfer to Senior Institutions
CSU and IGETC Certification
Commencement Ceremony
Alumni Association

10. Reach Goals
70% of California Nurses and 80% of Firefighters, Law Enforcement Personnel and EMTS Were Trained in a Community College
28% of University of California Graduates and 55% of California State University Graduates Transferred from a Community College

11. What Needs to be Done? Define “Student Success” and Develop Plan
Increase College and Career Readiness
Strengthen Support for Entering Students
Incentivize Successful Student Behaviors
Align Course Offerings to Meet Student Needs
Improve Education of Basic Skills Students
Revitalize and Re-envision Professional Development

12. Defining Student Success
Need to Develop a College-wide Definition
Learning – Student Learning of knowledge, concepts, skills, and values embedded in the curriculum (SLOs)
Achievement – Student Completion of and Progress Through Colleges Programs (Awards)
and/or