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March 2014 Institution-SetStandards for Improvement

64% 65% 66% 65% 67% 60% 40% 20% 0% Fall 2009Fall 2010Fall 2011Fall 2012Fall 2013 Course completion rates for traditional programs (not including fire academy, criminal justice academy, business seminar) have held steady in the last five years. 100% 80% P e r ce nt S u c ce ss ful ( A,B,C, P ) SUCCESSFUL COURSE COMPLETION Goal:increase 2% annually

FALL TO FALL PERSISTENCE 37% 36% 37% 30% 20% 10% 0% 40% 60% 50% Fall 2009Fall 2010Fall 2011Fall 2012Fall 2013 Persistence Ra tePersistence Ra te The rates of students who completed a course in the prior fall semester and found enrolled at census week in the next fall semester have held steady. Goal:increase 1% annually

The number of degrees awarded has increased 32 percentage points in the last five years. The top five degrees awarded are Liberal Arts, Nursing, Business Administration, Fire Technology - Public Service, and Occupational Therapy Assistant Goal:increase 2% annually N u m b e r o f D e g r ee s # OF DEGREES AWARDED

* The number of certificates awarded does not include certificates < 18 units. The number of certificates of achievement has jumped more than 100%, mainly due to the introduction of two new certificates: IGETC General Education and CSU General Education However, this rate has leveled off and is stable. # of CERTIFICATES* AWARDED 524 Goal:increase 2% annually Number ofCertificatesNumber ofCertificates

Transfers to four-year universities increased 45 percentage points in the last five years. However, due to the impacted programs at UC/CSU, we do not expect high number of transfers to continue to increase. TRANSFERS TO 4-YR UNIVERSITIES 1530 Goal:increase 4% annually Number ofTransfersNumber ofTransfers

GOALS FOR ACHIEVEMENT, 2014 MeasuresGoals Responsible Party Progress Report (June 2014) Progress Report (December 2014) Reassessment of Goals for 2015 Successful 1. Course 2. Completion Fall to Fall Persistence # of Degrees 2. Awarded 3. # of 1. Certificates 2. Awarded Transfers to yr Universities 3.