1. MSJC Educational Partners Breakfast 2010 Institutional Goal… Year of Student Success Data Driven Decision Making … to Drive Student Success 12.1.10

2. MSJC Demographics 57% under 25 (53% vs. CCC statewide) 59% female (54%) Ethnicity: 41% White (31%) 29% Hispanic (30%) 8% Black (7%) 3% Filipino 3% Asian (11%) 2% Two or more races 1% Amer. Indian/Alaskan 1% Pacific Islander 14% unk/non-respondent 4% Disability 54% 1 st Generation

3. MSJC in SU’09 declined due to a decrease in sections.. both FA’09 & SP’10 exceeded 18k due to efficiencies

4. Headcounts have increased significantly exceeding 25,000 by the end of the decade Headcounts have increased significantly exceeding 25,000 by the end of the decade MSJC Unduplicated Headcount* in 1,000 * Include credit and non-credit Source: California Community Chancellor’s Office Data Mart –MSJC R&PD – XCJH 8.16.10 By Academic Year

5. Fill Rate… continue to increase (aka % of Cap) by Academic Year While averaging well over 100k available seats per yr. we have went from filling 80k seats in AY07-08 to filling 103K in AY09-10 Source: MSJC D.S.S. report, R&P Dept.

6. MSJC “% of Cap” The % of occupied classroom seats (aka fill rate) vs. available (Source: D.S.S. *not adjusted for over cap sessions ) ‘07 ‘08 ’09 ‘10‘08 ‘09 ’10

7. SP11 sections …

8. 2008 California College-Going Rates * by County Riverside County’s College-Going Rate 44% is below state average of 47%. Riverside County’s College-Going Rate 44% is below state average of 47%. * Public High Schools only Source: California Postsecondary Education Commission - MSJC R&PD 11.20..9 200748%61%56%39%62%34% 200647%57%45%38%42%36% 200544%54%38%30%51%34%

9. 2008 California College-Going Rate* by Unified School District Riverside County & 3 of 4 MSJC feeder H.S. Districts are below state average. * State & county includes public H.S. only, District include public & private Source: California Postsecondary Education Commission - MSJC R&PD 5.17.10 48%200751%38%34%39%40%34%27%24%27% 47%200642%25%33%38%28%17%34%36%12% 44%200532%22%36%30%27%24%33%30%13%

10. MSJC Fall 2008 Unduplicated Enrollments by feeder districts Feeder H.S. Districts account for over 40% of the student body. Source: MSJC MIS DataTel XSG MSJC R&PD 12/4/8, n=7,721 % Total Enrollments2% 9%14%15%17%19%22%

11. Top 10 areas account for 93% … MSJC Student Body City by ZipFA09 Headcount% of totalRank Hemet3,34818.7%1 Murrieta3,23818.1%2 Menifee/Can. Lake2,47713.9%3 Temecula2,37513.3%4 San Jacinto1,5298.6%5 Lake Elsinore1,0635.9%6 Wildomar7644.3%7 Winchester6113.4%8 Perris6053.4%9 Banning/Beaumont5873.3%10 % of total 93% Total17,872100% Source: MSJC DataTel – XBRO.CH.ZIP.LIST. XCHAS 12.6.9

13. Math Assessment Scores Jan to Dec 2009

14. English Assessment Scores Jan to Dec 2009

15. Reading Assessment Scores Jan to Dec 2009

20. Supplemental Instruction (SI) Elements: Courses – historically difficult courses SI Leader – passed course with an ‘A’ – paid for attending all classes with current class – does not re-lecture – leads/facilitates discussion – shares study strategies – viewed as a peer Sessions – ‘ two’ one hour sessions per wk – planned around students Session – group participation Participant – attended at least one SI session – attendance is voluntary

21. MSJC SI Results SP10 9% 1,321 Students (census)701 SI Students (53%) SI GPA: 2.63Non SI GPA: 2.09 SI success 74 % Non-SI success 54 % 21% Source: MSJC SI Coordinator – n=36 sections, Janice Levasseur Compiled: MSJC R&P Dept. – XCHAS Ext7073 - 7/5/10,

22. Benefits of SI increases success rate decreases % of withdraws

23. SP11 - 54 planned SI sections TEC 3 (math 50, 51 Foundations, 90 Elem. Alg. ) SJC 25 MVC 26 MVC all F-2-F Engl 62 Basic Writ. Sk. 1 st SI … 1 section FA06

24. Resources for Student Success SI Tutoring Workshops Counseling (BS + 100)

25. MSJC graduates in AY08-09 … earned over 1,700 awards Source: MSJC XGRD (success rate, W, sections), 320 (FTES), XTGR (degrees, certificates) & D.S.S. (% of cap) reports – IR Dept. XCHAS 4.5.10

26. Year of Student Success Data Driven Decision Making … to Drive Student Success