1. 1 National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and the Professions Ron Norton Reel, Ph.D. President Community College Association Hunter College, New York April 12, 2010 4:40 pm – 6:00 pm Room 14-220

2. 2 California’s Master Plan For Higher Education Established Over 40 Years Ago (1960) Developed For Ordered Expansion of Higher Education “California: Our Future? Community College System”

3. 3 Two Mission Principles  Guarantee Every Californian An Opportunity To Attend College  Developed For Ordered Expansion Of Higher Education Division Plan for Students  The UC Selects Students from the Top 12.5% of HS Graduates  The CSU Selects from the Top 33% of HS Graduates  The CCC Admits Any Student Capable of Benefiting from Instruction

4. 4 Higher Education Functions in California University California  UC is the primary Academic Research Institution  UC is responsible for Degrees in Medicine, Law, Dentistry & Veterinary Medicine  UC has exclusive jurisdiction for Doctoral Degrees (2 exceptions) California State University  CSU is the primary Undergraduate Education Provider  CSU has jurisdiction for Bachelor and Master Degrees  CSU provides Lower and Upper Division Coursework  CSU provides Educational Doctorates on (2) Campuses Community College of California  CCC provides Academic and Vocational Instruction  CCC provides Lower Division Coursework and Certificated Programs  CCC provides Remedial Instruction, ESL Courses, Noncredit Instruction, Community Service Courses and Workforce Training Services

5. 5 Higher Education Governing Boards UC -- UC Regents CSU -- CSU Board of Trustees CCC -- Board of Governors Higher Education Coordination Agency The California Postsecondary Education Commission (CPEC)  Coordinates additional campuses and new academic offerings among various segments of Higher Education

6. 6 Higher Education Campus Growth Since 1960 UC added 4 new schools: (10) Universities CSU added 10 new schools: (23) Colleges CCC added 49 new schools: (112) Colleges Higher Education Enrollment Growth UC has 172,774 enrolled students CSU has 316,370 enrolled students CCC has 2,897,531 enrolled students

7. 7 AFFORDABILITY & FEES UC Fees are currently $9,258 per year for Undergraduates CSU Fees are currently $4,827 per year for Undergraduates. CCC Fees are currently $780 per year for Undergraduates

8. 8 Number Of Transfers To Four Year Public And Private Institutions 2008-2009  CCC to UC14,112  CCC to CSU49,768  CCC to In-State Private19,852  CCC to Out of State Institutions16,032 CCC Transfer Rate 2006-2007 40.9%

9. 9 CCC Degrees & Certificates Awarded 2008-2009 Associate of Arts61,207 Associate of Science23,142 Credit Certificate 6 - 17 Units13,972 Credit Certificate 12 - 17 Units 681 Credit Certificate 18 - 29.5 Units 8,998 Credit Certificate 30 - 59.5 Units15,648 Credit Certificate 60+ Units 1,672 Total (Credit)125,320 Total (Non-Credit) 1,779 Total (Credit & Non-Credit)127,099

10. 10 FUTURE CONCERNS  Room for Community College Students to Transfer  Enrollment Limits Imposed By UC & CSU  Role of Private & Non-Profit Colleges ( Kaplan, DeVry, National, University of Phoenix )  Impacted Colleges & Graduation Rates within 4-5 Years  Role of CPEC  Role of Community Colleges & Baccalaureate Degrees  Role of the State Budget to Higher Education  Accountability of Administration, Faculty & Students