African American/Black Student Enrollment Data April 26, 2016 E. Kuo FH IR&P
Enrollment Overview Identify African American/Black students enrolled in: Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Fall 2014, Fall 2015 Disaggregate by: Gender Instructional method Success rates Credit and non-credit Exclude: Middlefield and off-campus courses Apprenticeship and Journeyman Learning in New Media Classrooms Performing Arts Primary Care
African American/Black Enrollment by Fall Term -6% in all enr between F14 and F15 -10% in main campus enr between F14 and F15 -7% in online enr between F14 and F15 Note: Credit enrollment only.
Enrollment by Gender 68 fewer male students (-19%) between F14 and F15 2 fewer female students (-1%) between F14 and F15 Note: Credit enrollment only.
Enrollment by Gender and Instructional Method 68 fewer male students (-19%) between F14 and F15 Note: As students may enroll in not online and online courses within the same term, some students may be counted twice. Unknown gender are not included.
Course Success Rates Almost 6 out of every 10 African American/Black students successfully complete their course. 54% Fall 2012 52% Fall 2013 57% Fall 2014 56% Fall 2015
Not Online Course Success Rates Not Online Course Success Rates 6 out of every 10 African American/Black students successfully complete their course. 62% Fall 2012 59% Fall 2013 64% Fall 2014 64% Fall 2015
Online Course Success Rates Online Course Success Rates Almost 5 out of every 10 African American/Black students successfully complete their course. 44% Fall 2012 45% Fall 2013 50% Fall 2014 49% Fall 2015
Course Success by Gender and Instructional Method
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