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Achieving the Dream Board of Trustees Institute 2010 Students Speak – We Listen!
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23.5 …the number of inches of snow that fell in Evergreen, Colorado Tuesday night. Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Quantitative CCSSE CCFSSE SENSE Qualitative – focus groups Initiative on Student Success Center for Community College Student Engagement
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CCCSE & Starting Right Initiative Quantitative + Qualitative Information 2002 - 2006: CCSSE + Focus groups 2007 - 2011: SENSE + Focus Groups 2009-10: Three colleges and two high schools in Houston area – longitudinal snapshot of first year students 2010-2011: Three colleges in different locations around the country – longitudinal
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Center for Community College Student Engagement …of our students leave in their first year. 50%
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4 …the least number of times students in focus groups at one college we visited returned to the college to complete the registration process. Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Welcome to College!
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Center for Community College Student Engagement Welcome to College!
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The students in our focus groups who reported the best experience registering at their college had something in common. What was it? Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Students don’t know what they don’t know… but we think they should! Center for Community College Student Engagement
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90% …of new students responding to the SENSE survey say they believe they have the motivation to do what it takes to succeed in college. Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Wow! It’s College!
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85% …of new students responding to the SENSE survey say they’re academically prepared for college. Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Entering students are highly motivated, are committed to achieving their academic goals, and sincerely believe they will. Center for Community College Student Engagement
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During their first 3 weeks, students say… Fewer than half participated in on-campus orientation. Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Do I Need Orientation?
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Let’s Talk About… The “M” Word
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Center for Community College Student Engagement What do students say is the most important college service? Academic Advising & Planning
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Yet… During their first 3 weeks… Almost 30% didn’t know they could get academic advising… 47% didn’t use it.
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Center for Community College Student Engagement
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More than 70% of entering students say no college staff member talked with them about outside commitments to help them figure out how many classes to take.
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Center for Community College Student Engagement Too Many Hours…
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Out of 78 Houston/Gulf Coast area focus group participants… Almost 1/3 dropped one or more class during the 1 st term
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Center for Community College Student Engagement It’s About Learning… What % of students said they often or very often worked harder than they thought they could to meet an instructor’s expectations? Slightly less than half!
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Center for Community College Student Engagement I
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During the first 3 weeks… 41% said they came to class unprepared. More than 30% turned in an assignment late. More than 25% skipped class.
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Center for Community College Student Engagement Getting Help Very or Somewhat Important Rarely/Never Used Tutoring71% 46% Math & English Labs74% 32%
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Students don’t do optional!! Center for Community College Student Engagement
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I I Need Help, But…
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Center for Community College Student Engagement I I’m Getting Help!
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Center for Community College Student Engagement Engaged Learning… More than 30% asked questions in class or contributed to discussion only once or NEVER Almost half worked with other students in class once or NEVER
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Center for Community College Student Engagement Give me a reason to come to class…
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Center for Community College Student Engagement During the 1 st 3 weeks of class… More than half (55%) of students responding to the SENSE survey said they received prompt feedback about their performance once or NEVER
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Do you know how you’re doing?
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So how are we doing? Student Success…It’s in the Numbers… Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Houston/Gulf Coast Focus Group Participants 78 students in 3 community colleges Status after 1 st Semester 35 students earned GPA less than 2.0 – 45% Half of all the male participants (23) 18 are men of color Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Houston/Gulf Coast Focus Group Participants 78 students in 3 community colleges Status after 1 st Semester 16 students earned 0 credits – 21% 28% of all male participants (13) 11 are men of color Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Houston/Gulf Coast Focus Group Participants 78 students in 3 community colleges Status after 1 st Semester 15 students did not re-enroll for the 2 nd term – 19% 10 are male – 22% of all male participants 9 are men of color 4 are women of color Center for Community College Student Engagement
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What Matters Most for Student Success? Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Imagine Success! Students Persist When They: Are active & engaged learners Feel connected to the college Navigate successfully through college systems, processes and procedures Make a connection between now and their future (setting goals) Establish meaningful relationships with faculty, staff and peers
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Imagine Success! What Works at the Front Door?
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Students use the word “mandatory” and want us to use it when we know what they need. Imagine Success!
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What Works in Class?
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High Performing Colleges …make student engagement inescapable! Imagine Success!
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What Works for All Students?
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