1. NEW MEXICO DUAL CREDIT PROGRAM FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-2013 New Mexico Higher Education Department Planning & Research Division

2. Types of Dual Credit Data Collected SSN STARS ID Demographic Name Ethnicity Gender Birth date High School Postsecondary Institution Type of Courses Taken Credit Hours Grades Year of High School Graduation Methods of Course Delivery Course Location 2 Currently the four tribal institutions are not included but HED is pursuing agreements in future to capture this data.

3. Dual Credit Enrollment Information Fall 2012 9,457 Students * 14,833 Records ** Spring 2013 10,200 Students * 15,484 Records ** Academic Year 2012-2013 14,151 Unique Students *** 7,702 Female Students 6,449 Male Students 3 *The number of students represent distinct head count for a dual credit student for each semester. **Records refer to number of courses each student can take in a given semester ( e.g one student can take three classes so there will be three records). *** For AY12-13, unique students refer to distinct students that were taking DC courses in any semester and enrolled by census. DC students (an additional 897) that registered after census have not been included as no demographic information (ethnicity, gender) is available. There were (15,048) unique students in total for AY12-13 Summer 2012 1,623 Students * 2,399 Records **

4. NM Dual Credit Program Growth 4

5. Dual Credit Enrollment By Ethnicity AY12-13 5 Non-resident generally refers to a student who is not a U.S. citizen or does not have a permanent resident status. Asian includes Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander. Data is being reported under the new ethnicity guidelines. Distinct student count within each Academic Year (Summer 12, Fall 12 and Spring 13)

6. Number of Classes Taken AY12-13 6

7. Course Grade Distribution OTHER includes Pass / Fail, Credit / No Credit, Withdrawals, No Grade, Audit grades that do not count towards GPA calculation 7

8. Course Grade Distribution by Gender Fall 2012Spring 2013 8 OTHER includes Pass / Fail, Credit / No Credit, Withdrawals, No Grade, etc.

9. Dual Credit Enrollment at Postsecondary Institutions 9 Complete list of institution abbreviation available on the last slide of this presentation. Data labels are not being provided at this time as some of them are less than 10. Summer 12 is also not provided. If needed, please email NMHED.

10. Course Delivery and Course Location Online vs. Regular InstructionHigh School vs. College Campus 10

11. Subject Area of Dual Credit Courses : Fall 2012 CIP CodesTitleEnrollment 1 Agriculture and related sciences693 3 Natural resources and conservation34 4 Architecture and related services2 5 Area ethnic cultural and gender studies27 9 Communication and journalism234 10Communications technologies145 11 Computer and information sciences639 12 Personal and culinary services410 13 Education326 14 Engineering113 15 Engineering technologies / technicians492 16 Foreign language, literatures, linguistics687 19 Family and consumer / human science153 22 Legal profession and studies10 23 English language and literature / letters888 24 Liberal arts, general studies, humanities915 25 Library Sciences0 26 Biological and biomedical science414 27 Mathematics and statistics964 28Military Science4 30 Multi / interdisciplinary studies57 CIP CodesTitleEnrollment 31 Park, recreation, leisure, and fitness6 32 Basic skills201 36 Leisure and recreational94 37 Personal awareness and self improvement746 38 Philosophy and religious studies106 40 Physical science607 41 Science technology / technicians12 42 Psychology435 43 Security and protective services280 44 Public administration and social service professions21 45 Social science681 46 Construction trades252 47 Mechanic and repair technologies / technicians567 48 Precision production504 49 Transportation and Materials3 50 Visual and performing arts893 51 Health profession and related clinical sciences1168 52 Business, management, marketing, and related684 54 History366 11 CIP refers to Classification of Instructional Program, a federal classification system of courses by subject area

12. Subject Area of Dual Credit Courses : Spring 2013 CIP CodesTitleEnrollment 1 Agriculture and related sciences341 3 Natural resources and conservation43 4 Architecture and related services10 5 Area ethnic cultural and gender studies94 9 Communication and journalism241 10 Communications technologies133 11 Computer and information sciences828 12 Personal and culinary services295 13 Education437 14 Engineering98 15 Engineering technologies / technicians443 16 Foreign language, literatures, linguistics604 19 Family and consumer / human science160 22 Legal profession and studies7 23 English language and literature / letters1231 24 Liberal arts, general studies, humanities655 26 Biological and biomedical science517 27 Mathematics and statistics904 28Military Sceince0 30 Multi / interdisciplinary studies89 31 Park, recreation, leisure, and fitness40 CIP CodesTitleEnrollment 32 Basic skills16 34Health Related Knowledge0 36 Leisure and recreational8 37 Personal awareness and self improvement766 38 Philosophy and religious studies248 40 Physical science582 41 Science Technology/Technicians15 42 Psychology688 43 Security and protective services310 44 Public administration and social service professions25 45 Social science719 46 Construction trades196 47 Mechanic and repair technologies / technicians611 48 Precision production414 49 Transportation and materials moving1 50 Visual and performing arts1046 51 Health profession and related clinical sciences1336 52 Business, management, marketing, and related897 54 History435 12 CIP refers to Classification of Instructional Program, a federal classification system of courses by subject area

13. Institutional Abbreviation 13 AbbreviationInstitution and Campus Name InstitutionCampusInstitutionCampus CCC Clovis Community CollegeMain CNM Central New Mexico Community CollegeMain ENMU Eastern New Mexico UniversityMain ENMURosEastern New Mexico UniversityRoswell Branch ENMURuiEastern New Mexico UniversityRuidoso Center LCC Luna Community CollegeMain MCC Mesa lands Community CollegeMain NMHU New Mexico Highlands UniversityMain NMIMT New Mexico Institute of Mining & TechMain NMJC New Mexico Junior CollegeMain NMSU New Mexico State UniversityMain NMSUANew Mexico State UniversityAlamogordo Branch NMSUCNew Mexico State UniversityCarlsbad Branch NMSUGNew Mexico State UniversityGrants Branch NMSUDANew Mexico State UniversityDona Ana Branch NNMC Northern New Mexico CollegeMain SFCC Santa Fe Community CollegeMain SJC San Juan CollegeMain UNM University of New MexicoMain UNMGUniversity of New MexicoGallup Branch UNMLAUniversity of New MexicoLos Alamos Branch UNMVUniversity of New MexicoValencia Branch UNMTUniversity of New MexicoTaos Branch WNMU Western New Mexico UniversityMain