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Data Resources for LBB Measures Data Resources for the 2020 LBB Performance Measures Texas Community, State and Technical Colleges This data is to be used for 2019 LBB reporting (report issued on February 2020) Outcome 01: Percentage of Courses Completed Outcome 03: Number of Students Who Transfer To A University Outcome 04: The percent of underprepared students who satisfied TSI obligation within 2 years Outcome 05: Percentage of Students Who Pass A Licensure Exam Output 01: Number of Degrees or Certificates Awarded Explanatory 01, 02, 03: Percentage of Minority, Academically Disadvantaged, and Economically Disadvantaged Students Enrolled Explanatory Notes Data Resources for the 2020 LBB Performance Measures Texas Community, Technical, and State Colleges Outcome 01: Percentage of Course Completers Census Date Contact Hours vs End of Semester Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours CBM00S OCD CBM00S EOS CBM00S OCD CBM00S EOS CBM00S OCD CBM00S EOS Institution Fall 2018 Fall 2018 % Complete Fall 2017 Fall 2017 % Complete Fall 2016 Fall 2016 % Complete Alamo CCD-Northeast Lakeview College 690,592 634,992 91.9% 481,568 441,056 91.6% 445,056 402,704 90.5% Alamo CCD-Northwest Vista College 2,040,144 1,858,752 91.1% 2,132,792 1,954,296 91.6% 2,150,368 1,958,368 91.1% Alamo CCD-Palo Alto College 1,199,864 1,083,096 90.3% 1,208,112 1,098,912 91.0% 1,155,560 1,044,632 90.4% Alamo CCD-San Antonio College 2,523,936 2,281,856 90.4% 2,763,744 2,508,952 90.8% 2,771,552 2,494,928 90.0% Alamo CCD-St. Philip’s College 1,653,264 1,559,680 94.3% 1,610,384 1,507,936 93.6% 1,567,176 1,465,272 93.5% Alvin Community College 920,400 855,136 92.9% 935,872 862,672 92.2% 996,368 915,744 91.9% Amarillo College 1,741,900 1,625,340 93.3% 1,781,749 1,670,597 93.8% 1,772,865 1,637,125 92.3% Angelina College 807,651 733,534 90.8% 864,346 779,164 90.1% 925,615 843,824 91.2% Austin Community College 5,716,064 4,956,112 86.7% 5,743,982 4,970,502 86.5% 5,903,508 5,079,738 86.0% Blinn College District 3,523,216 2,931,264 83.2% 3,406,160 2,836,144 83.3% 3,495,840 2,988,736 85.5% Brazosport College 638,932 592,448 92.7% 654,712 612,568 93.6% 659,908 613,296 92.9% Central Texas College 2,130,196 2,023,140 95.0% 2,025,145 1,920,937 94.9% 2,110,761 1,918,009 90.9% Cisco College 649,984 607,232 93.4% 637,856 587,424 92.1% 658,608 607,568 92.3% Clarendon College 315,280 298,240 94.6% 304,512 289,040 94.9% 287,360 269,792 93.9% Coastal Bend College 698,144 649,232 93.0% 809,312 763,936 94.4% 859,648 809,536 94.2% College of the Mainland Community College District 795,696 713,360 89.7% 763,224 675,672 88.5% 700,704 623,296 89.0% Collin County Community College District 5,576,824 5,233,336 93.8% 5,257,152 4,930,344 93.8% 4,937,488 4,628,200 93.7% Dallas CCCD-Brookhaven College 1,736,872 1,524,944 87.8% 1,720,856 1,516,856 88.1% 1,594,779 1,402,127 87.9% Dallas CCCD-Cedar Valley College 1,078,160 974,368 90.4% 972,744 878,168 90.3% 828,536 751,120 90.7% Dallas CCCD-Eastfield College 1,989,216 1,811,056 91.0% 1,904,947 1,734,003 91.0% 1,601,284 1,444,404 90.2% Dallas CCCD-El Centro College 1,533,464 1,384,152 90.3% 1,356,424 1,221,608 90.1% 1,294,340 1,173,716 90.7% Dallas CCCD-Mountain View College 1,441,904 1,275,440 88.5% 1,197,072 1,071,040 89.5% 1,147,148 1,022,028 89.1% Dallas CCCD-North Lake College 1,503,400 1,337,136 88.9% 1,467,216 1,323,624 90.2% 1,348,880 1,187,920 88.1% Dallas CCCD-Richland College 2,628,720 2,324,888 88.4% 2,537,962 2,267,490 89.3% 2,440,856 2,199,360 90.1% Del Mar College 1,990,648 1,794,528 90.1% 2,003,144 1,806,419 90.2% 2,038,777 1,847,673 90.6% El Paso Community College District 4,323,536 3,977,104 92.0% 3,920,400 3,635,056 92.7% 4,398,976 4,060,256 92.3% Frank Phillips College 272,472 249,052 91.4% 281,372 257,448 91.5% 297,156 271,168 91.3% Galveston College 497,632 456,640 91.8% 447,504 411,376 91.9% 446,160 406,496 91.1% Grayson College 813,016 785,448 96.6% 855,043 781,235 91.4% 903,523 829,747 91.8% Hill College 855,364 808,936 94.6% 831,868 773,260 93.0% 825,552 776,752 94.1% Houston Community College 8,735,936 8,083,136 92.5% 9,036,720 8,449,808 93.5% 8,862,984 8,223,648 92.8% Howard CJCD-Howard College 583,044 540,964 92.8% 563,748 515,072 91.4% 601,720 564,656 93.8% Howard CJCD-SW Collegiate Institute for the Deaf 21,616 21,040 97.3% 24,928 23,808 95.5% 25,168 23,936 95.1% Kilgore College 1,057,755 948,526 89.7% 1,141,798 1,018,700 89.2% 1,174,723 1,053,630 89.7% Lamar Institute of Technology 690,640 671,616 97.2% 659,520 641,280 97.2% 652,432 636,128 97.5% Lamar State College-Orange 429,792 392,672 91.4% 423,584 390,464 92.2% 434,400 405,664 93.4% Lamar State College-Port Arthur 468,608 443,840 94.7% 432,144 413,088 95.6% 407,088 393,120 96.6% Laredo College 1,539,648 1,462,208 95.0% 1,539,664 1,454,992 94.5% 1,435,904 1,364,896 95.1% Lee College 1,331,605 1,250,437 93.9% 1,313,680 1,236,832 94.2% 1,212,960 1,142,800 94.2% Data Resources for the 2020 LBB Performance Measures Texas Community, Technical, and State Colleges Outcome 01: Percentage of Course Completers Census Date Contact Hours vs End of Semester Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours Contact Hours CBM00S OCD CBM00S EOS CBM00S OCD CBM00S EOS CBM00S OCD CBM00S EOS Institution Fall 2018 Fall 2018 % Complete Fall 2017 Fall 2017 % Complete Fall 2016 Fall 2016 % Complete Lone Star College-CyFair 3,032,084 2,803,572 92.5% 3,073,390 2,801,342 91.1% 3,023,083 2,772,203 91.7% Lone Star College-Kingwood 1,547,712 1,413,600 91.3% 1,618,360 1,455,976 90.0% 1,625,880 1,481,640 91.1% Lone Star College-Montgomery 1,986,984 1,825,600 91.9% 2,084,648 1,901,848 91.2% 1,952,606 1,787,030 91.5% Lone Star College-North Harris 2,060,608 1,890,240 91.7% 2,179,280 1,954,304 89.7% 2,305,888 2,094,368 90.8% Lone Star College-Tomball 1,049,576 969,528 92.4% 1,051,280 962,720 91.6% 1,034,248 953,760 92.2% Lone Star College-University Park 1,506,003 1,398,275 92.8% 1,573,394 1,445,154 91.8% 1,431,680 1,325,648 92.6% McLennan Community College 1,632,680 1,430,800 87.6% 1,646,936 1,456,937 88.5% 1,649,152 1,447,288 87.8% Midland College 787,184 733,008 93.1% 859,088 802,224 93.4% 902,544 842,176 93.3% Navarro College 1,684,608 1,524,224 90.5% 1,822,832 1,651,456 90.6% 1,899,056 1,743,124 91.8% North Central Texas College 1,647,584 1,495,104 90.7% 1,600,896 1,441,360 90.0% 1,472,096 1,320,112 89.7% Northeast Texas Community College 576,304 543,152 94.2% 585,568 550,096 93.9% 584,816 550,160 94.1% Odessa College 1,070,944 1,022,608 95.5% 1,031,184 997,352 96.7% 1,010,566 973,334 96.3% Panola College 599,664 552,944 92.2% 633,088 576,608 91.1% 643,456 583,456 90.7% Paris Junior College 942,092 887,352 94.2% 939,300 879,860 93.7% 989,632 932,860 94.3% Ranger College 448,416 418,160 93.3% 446,768 419,168 93.8% 431,312 406,928 94.3% San Jacinto CCD-Central Campus 2,226,616 2,056,768 92.4% 2,220,664 2,034,712 91.6% 2,231,136 2,054,152 92.1% San Jacinto CCD-North Campus 1,422,192 1,320,672 92.9% 1,421,056 1,326,256 93.3% 1,330,112 1,241,200 93.3% San Jacinto CCD-South Campus 1,768,048 1,640,016 92.8% 1,800,128 1,649,168 91.6% 1,729,232 1,590,376 92.0% South Plains College 1,813,008 1,686,592 93.0% 1,902,572 1,764,180 92.7% 1,942,212 1,806,452 93.0% South Texas College 5,674,464 5,233,952 92.2% 5,640,704 5,220,512 92.6% 5,710,808 5,273,800 92.3% Southwest Texas Junior College 1,120,203 1,048,080 93.6% 1,132,000 1,056,080 93.3% 1,039,872 978,976 94.1% Tarrant CCD-Connect Campus 1,038,512 887,696 85.5% 1,057,360 896,864 84.8% 966,384 824,832 85.4% Tarrant CCD-Northeast Campus 1,681,248 1,475,704 87.8% 1,735,906 1,507,599 86.8% 1,694,120 1,471,152 86.8% Tarrant CCD-Northwest Campus 1,222,312 1,105,160 90.4% 1,241,504 1,114,632 89.8% 1,251,688 1,126,600 90.0% Tarrant CCD-South Campus 1,083,320 968,472 89.4% 1,134,024 998,464 88.0% 1,070,816 939,680 87.8% Tarrant CCD-Southeast Campus 1,553,381 1,405,261 90.5% 1,649,990 1,474,886 89.4% 1,632,872 1,466,528 89.8% Tarrant CCD-Trinity River Campus 1,026,848 944,560 92.0% 1,022,192 925,552 90.5% 1,032,432 921,232 89.2% Temple College 867,600 776,312 89.5% 885,664 804,880 90.9% 897,618 804,470 89.6% Texarkana College 787,107 702,661 89.3% 775,155 696,193 89.8% 783,389 700,741 89.4% Texas Southmost College 942,288 865,328 91.8% 850,388 787,524 92.6% 710,564 658,329 92.6% Trinity Valley Community College 1,236,992 1,140,016 92.2% 1,247,796 1,147,816 92.0% 1,320,288 1,222,364 92.6% Tyler Junior College 2,523,840 2,304,320 91.3% 2,434,352 2,236,616 91.9% 2,381,288 2,179,520 91.5% Vernon College 541,808 484,032 89.3% 594,080 535,920 90.2% 577,611 534,443 92.5% Victoria College 669,648 615,312 91.9% 684,256 630,720 92.2% 667,488 615,872 92.3% Weatherford College 1,140,370 1,055,810 92.6% 1,205,730 1,110,142 92.1% 1,031,964 957,472 92.8% Western Texas College 358,576 329,056 91.8% 476,080 442,080 92.9% 383,968 352,768 91.9% Wharton County Junior College 1,275,712 1,163,232 91.2% 1,281,136 1,166,672 91.1% 1,276,640 1,150,528 90.1% Statewide 119,691,671 109,272,060 91.3% 119,551,709 109,055,652 91.2% 117,990,248 107,567,587 91.2% Note: State-funded hours only Data Resources for the 2020 LBB Performance Measures Texas Community, State and Technical Colleges Outcome 03: Number of Students Who Transfer to a University Minority Transferred Total Transferred Institution FY2019 FY2019 Alamo CCD-Northeast Lakeview College 26 51 Alamo CCD-Northwest Vista College 462 656 Alamo CCD-Palo Alto College 205 249 Alamo CCD-San Antonio College 406 622 Alamo CCD-St.
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