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1. Enrollment Report Academic and Student Affairs Committee December 1, 2009.

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2 Enrollment Report Academic and Student Affairs Committee December 1, 2009

3 Enrollment Report Graduation Rates Course Completion Strategic Questions 3

4 4 FactorFY2010FY2011 Course Completion93%87% Degree Attainment6%11% Other(Doctoral, Medical, Mission) 1%2% Contribution of Funding Components to YSU State Share of Instruction

5 Graduation Rates Defined Percentage of first year full time students from a given entering class who graduate within a specified time period(usually 4 or 6 years). Measure of accountability. Incorporated into the current SSI funding model. 5

6 Graduation Rates Defined The most recent six year graduation rate(2008) for YSU 34.7%. This means that 629 of the 1813(34.7%) first time full time freshmen who entered YSU in Fall 2002 graduated with a baccalaureate degree with six years. 6

7 YSU Six Year Graduation Rate Trends 1 993-2002 Entering Classes Average = 36% Minimum = 33% (1994) Maximum = 38% (1996) 7

8 Six Year Graduation Rates 2001 Entering Classes Ohio Public Universities ACT Less Than 21 ACT 21-24 ACT Greater Than 24 8

9 University % Admitted Student Related Expenditures per FTE % Receiving Pell Grants Boise State 90%$741037% Bowling Green 90%$943731% Central Conn. 60%$882120% Central Michigan 75%$700225% Cleveland State 80%$1147646% Eastern Ky. 73%$707637% Ferris State 76%$896831% Grand Valley State 72%$719823% Northern Kentucky 71%$733325% Northern Michigan 84%$671733% Oakland(MI) 81%$725617% Southern Indiana 83%$529925% Wisc-Oshkosh 80%$780824% Western Kentucky100%$691938% Wright State100%$1185331% Youngstown State100%$756444% YSU Benchmark Universities Selected Characteristics 9

10 Six Year Graduation Rates 2001 Entering Class YSU Benchmark Universities ACT 21-24 10

11 Factors Affecting Graduation Rates Student Characteristics  Demographics e.g. income, first generation, ethnicity  Preparation e.g. high school GPA, ACT/SAT, college level placement Student Decisions  Full Time/Part Time/Employment  Credit hours per term  Change majors  Withdraw from classes/university 11

12 Factors Affecting Graduation Rates Institutional Policies  Admissions Standards  Graduation Requirements  Course Scheduling  Advising/Student Support 12

13 Student Credit Hours and Graduation Rates Most YSU academic programs require 124 semester hours of course work. To complete 124 semesters hours in 4 years, a student must average between 15 and 16 credit hours each semester. To complete 124 semester hours in 6 years, a student must complete between 10 and 11 hours each semester. Fall 2008  The average YSU undergraduate successfully completed 10 credit hours.  11% of YSU undergraduates successfully completed 15 or more credit hours. Fall 2009  The average YSU undergraduate enrolled for 12 credit hours.  28% of YSU undergraduates enrolled for 15 or more credit hours. 13

14 Course Completion Rates Percentage of Full Time Equivalent Credit Hours Successfully Completed. FY2008 YSU Course Completion Rate  47,349 FTE Credit Hours  37,574 FTE Credit Hours Successfully Completed  79% Course Completion Rate  87% Ohio Public University Average 14

15 15 Undergraduate Course Completion Rates Ohio Public Universities FY2008 ACT Greater Than 24

16 Strategic Questions What graduation rate and course completion rate goals should YSU set? What policies / actions should YSU institute to achieve graduation rate and course completion rate goals? How much should YSU invest to achieve higher graduation rates and course completion rates? 16


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