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Inge Bond Presentation to College Council November 4, 2011

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1 Inge Bond Presentation to College Council November 4, 2011
Who Are Our Students? Inge Bond Presentation to College Council November 4, 2011

2 Fast Facts - Fall 2011: 11,013 students enrolled
Average number of units of enrollment: 8.2 32% attend WVC full time 22% of enrollments are in distance courses Decrease of ~ 600 from Fall 2010

3 Student Age

4 Student Ethnicity

5 Student Gender

6 What Do They Need? Financial Aid:
~4,000 students receive BOG waivers ( ) Annual financial aid awarded: $8,816,000

7 What Do They Need? (cont’d):
Developmental Education: 6% of enrollments are in Basic Skills courses 1,400+ students receive tutoring annually Support services: 4% of students have a disability

8 What Are They Studying? Most popular degrees, 2010-2011:
Interdisciplinary Studies (Liberal Arts) Humanities (English, Communication) Public & Protective Services (Administration of Justice) Most popular certificates, : Business & Management Health Care Technologies Court Reporting

9 How Are They Doing? Success: % of students completing the course with a grade of A, B, C, or CR Retention: % of students completing the course with a grade other than W

10 Retention by Ethnicity: Descending
Equity Retention by Ethnicity: Descending 2010/2011 Academic Year Ethnicity Retention Rate Asian 85.0% Unknown 84.9% Filipino 84.5% White Non-Hispanic 83.7% American Indian/Alaskan Native 83.6% Hispanic 81.8% African-American 80.1% Multi-Ethnicity 78.0% Pacific Islander 76.5% College Average 83.3%

11 Success by Ethnicity: Descending
Equity, cont’d Success by Ethnicity: Descending 2010/2011 Academic Year Ethnicity Success Rate Asian 69.5% Unknown 66.8% White Non-Hispanic 65.3% Filipino 64.3% Hispanic 58.6% American Indian/Alaskan Native 58.2% Multi-Ethnicity 56.0% Pacific Islander 54.5% African-American 50.3% College Average 63.7%

12 Moving On – Life After WVC
540 earned Associate degrees 184 earned Certificates In : 124 transferred to a UC 328 transferred to a CSU 46% of those with behavioral intent to transfer (a.k.a. transfer velocity) did so within 6 years

13 Questions or Comments Thank you!

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