Advance: 3% of verified DSP&S students receiving access, accommodation and advocacy services will complete their educational goals as measured by the number of certificate, degree and transfers. RC/MC/OC Advance PLO Data Certificate Certificate Certificate Associate Associate Transfer Transfers Associate Associate (A.A.-T) semester semester Total in requiring requiring requiring (A.S.-T) degree* degree* of Academic 3% Verified units* to Arts in of Science Year Target Students University** Degree* Science Arts units* units* Advancing for Degree* 30 18 12 (A.A.) Transfer (A.S.) to to to for < < < 60 30 18 34.5 0 0 9 20 0 23 0 66 2010-2011 52 students 36.4 2011-2012 50 0 0 14 19 0 17 0 65 students 31.9 2012-2013 59 2 1 15 29 0 10 2 36 students 38.8 2013-2014 88 9 2 15 22 0 31 9 57 students 35.9 2014-2015 76 12 8 13 23 5 9 6 47 students *Degree data based on CCCCO Special Population/Group Program Awards Summary Report ** Working to obtain accurate data, internal Data available only captures students participating in DSP&S SSS program. The above data was unable to be gathered by the RC institutional researcher so alternate data collection methods were used. The total verified students advancing include only completion of programs that were reported to the CCCCO (it will not include that are not state “certificates in” approved but are awarded by the college/programs internally). At this time there is not a tracking system in place to accurately pull data regarding these non-state approved certificates. Additionally, the data regarding transfers was pulled from the annual performance reports for the DSP&S SSS program. This data will not include any verified DSP&S students that transferred who were not participating in the SSS program. Based on the available data, DSP&S met the outcome goal for advancing students. Due to the data gather challenges, DSP&S has decided that 3% is an appropriate goal and will continue to evaluate whether the percentage should increase in the future.
Advance: 3% of verified DSP&S students receiving access, accommodation and advocacy services will complete their educational goals as measured by the number of certificate, degree and transfers. RC/MC/OC Advance PLO Data Academic Year 3% Target Total Verified Students Advancing Associate in Science for Transfer (A.S.-T) Degree* Associate in Arts for Transfer (A.A.-T) Degree* Associate of Science (A.S.) degree* Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree* Certificate requiring 30 to < 60 semester units* Certificate requiring 18 to < 30 semester units* Certificate requiring 12 to < 18 units* Transfers to University** 2010-2011 34.5 students 52 0 0 9 20 0 23 0 66 2011-2012 36.4 students 50 0 0 14 19 0 17 0 65 2012-2013 31.9 students 59 2 1 15 29 0 10 2 36 2013-2014 38.8 students 88 9 2 15 22 0 31 9 57 2014-2015 35.9 students 76 12 8 13 23 5 9 6 47 *Degree data based on CCCCO Special Population/Group Program Awards Summary Report ** Working to obtain accurate data, internal Data available only captures students participating in DSP&S SSS program. The above data was unable to be gathered by the RC institutional researcher so alternate data collection methods were used. The total verified students advancing include only completion of programs that were reported to the CCCCO (it will not include “certificates in” that are not state approved but are awarded by the college/programs internally). At this time there is not a tracking system in place to accurately pull data regarding these non-state approved certificates. Additionally, the data regarding transfers was pulled from the annual performance reports for the DSP&S SSS program. This data will not include any verified DSP&S students that transferred who were not participating in the SSS program. Based on the available data, DSP&S met the outcome goal for advancing students. Due to the data gather challenges, DSP&S has decided that 3% is an appropriate goal and will continue to evaluate whether the percentage should increase in the future.
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