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New Measures, New Perspectives: Graduates' Time- and Credits-to-Degree in SREB States - 0 views

Mary Fulton on 06 Jan 12

Introduces the latest SREB college completion measures, distinguishes them from graduation rate measures, and reports the first results on time-to-degree and credits-to-degree in the SREB region. The report also provides information on the characteristics of graduates, focusing primarily on their beginning status at the institutions from which they graduated. (SREB, November 2011)

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Introduces the latest SREB college completion measures, distinguishes them from graduation rate measures, and reports the first results on time-to-degree and credits-to-degree in the SREB region. The report also provides information on the characteristics of graduates, focusing primarily on their beginning status at the institutions from which they graduated. (SREB, November 2011)</div>

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Prioritizing Course Enrollment at the Community Colleges - 0 views

www.lao.ca.gov/...c_course_enrollment_012011.pdf

California community_college enrollment time_to_degree funding

shared by Mary Fulton on 25 Jan 11 - No Cached

Mary Fulton on 25 Jan 11

Examines enrollment policies and practices at California community colleges, and makes recommendations for improvement. Looks at time-to-degree. (California Legislative Analyst Office, January 2011)

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Examines enrollment policies and practices at California community colleges, and makes recommendations for improvement. Looks at time-to-degree. (California Legislative Analyst Office, January 2011)</div>

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Should Community Colleges Cut Off Lingering Students? - 0 views

californiawatch.org/...es-cut-lingering-students-8226

California community_college time_to_degree enrollment

shared by Mary Fulton on 25 Jan 11 - No Cached

Mary Fulton on 25 Jan 11

A proposal would cut off access to California community college students who linger too long. A state legislative report recommended giving first-time students a higher priority for class registration, capping the number of taxpayer-subsidized units that students can take and limiting the number of times students can repeat certain courses on the state's dime - moves that could save an estimated $235 million. (California Watch, 01/24/11)

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">A proposal would cut off access to California community college students who linger too long. A state legislative report recommended giving first-time students a higher priority for class registration, capping the number of taxpayer-subsidized units that students can take and limiting the number of times students can repeat certain courses on the state's dime - moves that could save an estimated $235 million. (California Watch, 01/24/11)</div>

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