Fall 2014 Convocation

Information

1. CCSSE Results

2. Graduation Rates by Ethnicity

Action Teams

1. Distance Education

2. Students on Probation

3. Part-time Students

4. Students Progressing with C’s

5. Salvaging a “Lost” Semester

CCSSE Results

CCSSE

How much does the college emphasize each of the following?

Kaua‘i CC CCSSE Cohort

CCSSE

In your experience at the college during the current school year, about how often have you done each of the following?

Kaua‘i CC CCSSE Cohort

CCSSE

In your experience at the college during the current school year, about how often have you done each of the following?

Kaua‘i CC CCSSE Cohort

CCSSE

About how many hours do you spend in a typical week preparing for class? (studying, reading, writing, rehearsing,

doing homework or other activities related to your program)

Kaua‘i CC 2014

CCSSE Cohort 2014

8.2 hours

9.4 hoursIncludes PT and FT

Kaua‘i CC 2014Full-Time Students

9.2 hours

12.0 hoursKaua‘i CC 2012

CCSSE

Graduation Rates by Ethnicity

Outcomes After 3 YearsDegree-Seeking Students Who Began F06-F11

Distance Education

Distance EducationCourse offered both methods in same term

Distance EducationSuccess Rate Gaps by Course

FTF Success Rate – DE Success Rate

Each bar represents one individual course

Data from Fall 2007 – Spring 2014

Students on Probation

Persistence of Students on Probation/Suspension

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Students on ProbationOutcome for Next Term

Do not persist(drop out)

Remain onProbation

Go onSuspension

Good Standing!

Academic StandingEnd of Fall 2013

Ethnicity Probation Suspension

Hawaiian 18% 3%

Filipino 12% 2%

Caucasian 7% 1%

Gender Probation Suspension

Male 17% 3%

Female 10% 2%

College Average 13% 2%

Part-Time Students

Part-time Students% PT among First-time Degree-seeking Students

Fall Term

• We award about 35% of degrees and certificates to students who began Part-time.

• PT students who complete degrees and CA’s tend to be FT in the UH system at some point.

• 51% had more FT terms than PT terms.• 6% had zero FT terms.

Credits taken in first termDegree-seeking students with 0 earned credits

Fall Term

Fall Term

Students Progressing with C’s

Success Rate in Next CourseBy Prerequisite Course Grade

Grade in Prerequisite Course

% Getting C or better in next course

153 course pairingsF11-S14

Salvaging a “Lost” Semester

Persistence of non-passing students (F, N, NC) By week of last attendance

Week of last attendance

Week of last attendance

Fall to Spring

Spring to Fall

F11-F13