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Student Persistence and Completion Strategy Twenty-seven Best Practices Milestones and Momentum Points Win/Win Grant Reverse Transfer First-Term to First-Year Completion Foundations of Excellence Foundations of Excellence First-Term To First-Year Persistence Grants First-Term To First-Year Persistence Grants Milestones and Momentum Points CCSSE Transition from Community College Milestones and Momentum Points AAOT/OTM AAOT/OTM Degree Qualifications Profile Degree Qualifications Profile CASE/ TAACCT CASE/ TAACCT Career Pathways Career Pathways Certificate/ Degree Completion Many Credits but No Degree 10/24/2011 Advancing Longitudinal Data for Educational Reform (ALDER) Pre-College Courses to College Level _________ Non-Credit to Credit OPABS Non-Credit to Credit Task Force Accelerating Opportunity Milestones and Momentum Points Dual Credit Complete College America Common Core State Standards (CCSS) Common Core State Standards (CCSS)

Milestones and Momentum Points Pre-College Courses to College Level –Non-Credit to Credit Percent of Oregon high school graduates who enroll at Oregon community colleges within 2 years of high school graduation Percent of Oregon high school graduates enrolled at Oregon community colleges who earn 30 or more credits within 2 years of high school graduation Pre and Post test score gains on a standard CASAS test Passed one or more GED subtests Attained a GED or high school diploma Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) - students with Post-secondary goal only Passing a remedial Math or English course with a C grade or better Pre-College Courses to College Level –Non-Credit to Credit Percent of Oregon high school graduates who enroll at Oregon community colleges within 2 years of high school graduation Percent of Oregon high school graduates enrolled at Oregon community colleges who earn 30 or more credits within 2 years of high school graduation Pre and Post test score gains on a standard CASAS test Passed one or more GED subtests Attained a GED or high school diploma Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) - students with Post-secondary goal only Passing a remedial Math or English course with a C grade or better Transition from Community College Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution Transition from Community College Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution Certificate/Degree Completion Earning a LESS THAN 1 YEAR certificate Earning a 1 YEAR + certificate Earning an Associate degree Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution Certificate/Degree Completion Earning a LESS THAN 1 YEAR certificate Earning a 1 YEAR + certificate Earning an Associate degree Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution Acronyms: AAOT: Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer CASAS:Comprehensive Accountability Student Assessment System CTE:Career and Technical Education GED:General Education Development OTM: Oregon Transfer Module CCSSE: Community College Survey of Student Engagement CASE: Credentials, Acceleration and Support for Employment OPABS: Oregon Pathways for Adult Basic Skills LDC:Lower Division Collegiate TAACCT: Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Training (through U.S. Department of Labor) Acronyms: AAOT: Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer CASAS:Comprehensive Accountability Student Assessment System CTE:Career and Technical Education GED:General Education Development OTM: Oregon Transfer Module CCSSE: Community College Survey of Student Engagement CASE: Credentials, Acceleration and Support for Employment OPABS: Oregon Pathways for Adult Basic Skills LDC:Lower Division Collegiate TAACCT: Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Training (through U.S. Department of Labor) 10/24/2011

Milestones and Momentum Points Pre-College Courses to College Level –Non-Credit to Credit Percent of Oregon high school graduates who enroll at Oregon community colleges within 2 years of high school graduation Percent of Oregon high school graduates enrolled at Oregon community colleges who earn 30 or more credits within 2 years of high school graduation Pre and Post test score gains on a standard CASAS test Passed one or more GED subtests Attained a GED or high school diploma Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) - students with Post-secondary goal only Passing a remedial Math or English course with a C grade or better Pre-College Courses to College Level –Non-Credit to Credit Percent of Oregon high school graduates who enroll at Oregon community colleges within 2 years of high school graduation Percent of Oregon high school graduates enrolled at Oregon community colleges who earn 30 or more credits within 2 years of high school graduation Pre and Post test score gains on a standard CASAS test Passed one or more GED subtests Attained a GED or high school diploma Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) - students with Post-secondary goal only Passing a remedial Math or English course with a C grade or better OPABS: Oregon Pathways for Adult Basic Skills GED:General Education Development CASAS:Comprehensive Accountability Student Assessment System 10/24/2011 Pre-College Courses to College Level _________ Non-Credit to Credit OPABS Non-Credit to Credit Task Force Accelerating Opportunity Milestones and Momentum Points Dual Credit Complete College America Common Core State Standards (CCSS) Common Core State Standards (CCSS)

First-Term to First-Year Completion Completing two college-level courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) - students with Post-secondary goal only Passing a College-level course in subject area where remediation was needed Completing the first 3 college-level Math credits OR completing Gatekeeper Math course (LDC students: Mth 100 or above) Completing the first 3 college-level Math credits OR completing Gatekeeper Math course (CTE Associate degree students: Mth 75 or above) Completing the first 3 college-level Math credits OR completing Gatekeeper Math course (CTE Certificate students: Mth 20 or above) EVER earning first 15 college-level credits Earning first 15 college-level credits in one year EVER Earning first 30 college-level credits Earning the first 30 college-level credits in one year First-Term to First-Year Completion Completing two college-level courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) Completing two college-level or Post-secondary Remedial courses (six credits) - students with Post-secondary goal only Passing a College-level course in subject area where remediation was needed Completing the first 3 college-level Math credits OR completing Gatekeeper Math course (LDC students: Mth 100 or above) Completing the first 3 college-level Math credits OR completing Gatekeeper Math course (CTE Associate degree students: Mth 75 or above) Completing the first 3 college-level Math credits OR completing Gatekeeper Math course (CTE Certificate students: Mth 20 or above) EVER earning first 15 college-level credits Earning first 15 college-level credits in one year EVER Earning first 30 college-level credits Earning the first 30 college-level credits in one year Milestones and Momentum Points CCSSE: Community College Survey of Student Engagement CTE:Career and Technical Education LDC:Lower Division Collegiate 10/24/2011 First-Term to First-Year Completion Foundations of Excellence Foundations of Excellence First-Term To First-Year Persistence Grants First-Term To First-Year Persistence Grants Milestones and Momentum Points CCSSE

Transition from Community College Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution Transition from Community College Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution Milestones and Momentum Points AAOT: Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer CASE: Credentials, Acceleration and Support for Employment OTM: Oregon Transfer Module TAACCT: Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Training (through U.S. Department of Labor) 10/24/2011 Transition from Community College Milestones and Momentum Points AAOT/OTM AAOT/OTM Degree Qualifications Profile Degree Qualifications Profile CASE/ TAACCT CASE/ TAACCT Career Pathways Career Pathways

Certificate/Degree Completion Earning a LESS THAN 1 YEAR certificate Earning a 1 YEAR + certificate Earning an Associate degree Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution* Certificate/Degree Completion Earning a LESS THAN 1 YEAR certificate Earning a 1 YEAR + certificate Earning an Associate degree Transferring to a Baccalaureate institution EVER earning a college credential or transferring to a Baccalaureate institution* Milestones and Momentum Points 10/24/2011 Milestones and Momentum Points Win/Win Grant Reverse Transfer Certificate/ Degree Completion Many Credits but No Degree