2. Snapshot on Andrews, 2014 Assessment of Key Performance Indicators Office of Institutional Effectiveness October 2014

3. MEASURES OF QUALITY

4. Senior Results on ETS Proficiency Profile

5. Licensure Pass Rates, Cumulative, Goal = 80% ProgramYears Pass Rate ProgramYears Pass Rate Dietetics, didactic program 2009-1380%Teacher Education2010-1391% Dietetics, Internship 2009-1399%School Psychology2012-1490% Medical Lab Science 2013 cohort 89% Clinical Mental Health Counseling 2013-14100% Nursing 2013 cohort 100%Social Work, BSW*2009-13100% Physical Therapy2011-1398%Social Work, MSW*2009-13100% Overall:95% *From survey of alumni

6. Retention Rates

8. Graduate Placement 1 year after graduation Alumni Survey 2014 EmployedEnrolled in further studies Employed & enrolled in further studies Not employed or enrolled Undergraduate (n=93) 49%17%20%13% Master’s (n=101)74%8% 10% Doctoral (n=46)76%4%9%11% Total (n=240)65%11%13%11%

9. Further Education of 2008 & 2009 Graduates 56 (61.5%) of the 91 bachelor’s grads responding pursued further studies 34 (37.4%) of the 91 bachelor’s grads earned 35 additional degrees: – 27 master’s degrees – 1 specialist degree – 7 doctoral degrees

10. UG Student-Faculty Ratio

12. FAITH COMMITMENT

13. Average Scores on Faith Questions

14. SERVICE & LEADERSHIP

15. Service Activities, Senior Survey 2013-14, n=368

16. Involvement in Service (Senior involvement is at least annual)

17. Leadership Activity Senior & Alumni Surveys 2014 (Senior leadership is at least annual)

18. COMMUNITY

19. Health & Wellness 89% of seniors are committed to living a lifestyle that promotes health (Senior Survey, 2014, goal = 75%) 87% of alumni practice a balanced lifestyle that promotes health (Alumni Survey, 2014)

20. Average Tuition Discounts

23. GROWTH

24. Admission to Enrollment Yield

25. Counted Campus Enrollment: 12-Month FTE's

27. Out of U.S. Headcounts

28. FINANCIAL RESILIENCE

29. Goal lines: