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National Community College Benchmark Project Completion and Transfer Proportion of Students That Completed a Degree or Certificate or Transferred within Three Years Fall 2006 IPEDS GRS Cohort Full-time Part-time Number Percent Number Percent Unduplicated Completed Percent Percent Completed or Unduplicated Completed Percent Percent Completed or Credit Degree or Completed in Number Transferred in Transferred in Credit Degree or Completed in Number Transferred in Transferred in Headcount1 Certificate2 Three Years Transferred3 Three Years Three Years Headcount1 Certificate2 Three Years Transferred3 Three Years Three Years ALAMO CCD NW VISTA COLLEGE 577 65 11.27% 75 13.00% 24.26% 792 27 3.41% 51 6.44% 9.85% ALVIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 369 44 11.92% 24 6.50% 18.43% 250 17 6.80% 7 2.80% 9.60% AMARILLO COLLEGE 899 110 12.24% 120 13.35% 25.58% 2546 106 4.16% 1065 41.83% 45.99% ANGELINA COLLEGE 264 28 10.61% 46 17.42% 28.03% 370 18 4.86% 138 37.30% 42.16% AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2977 94 3.16% 809 27.18% 30.33% 4810 111 2.31% 842 17.51% 19.81% BLINN COLLEGE 2389 174 7.28% 606 25.37% 32.65% 1262 25 1.98% 553 43.82% 45.80% BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE 366 49 13.39% 69 18.85% 32.24% 421 34 8.08% 40 9.50% 17.58% CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE 665 38 5.71% 90 13.53% 19.25% 805 43 5.34% 71 8.82% 14.16% CISCO COLLEGE 687 84 12.23% 91 13.25% 25.47% 289 27 9.34% 54 18.69% 28.03% CLARENDON COLLEGE 185 65 35.14% 13 7.03% 42.16% 67 8 11.94% 19 28.36% 40.30% COASTAL BEND COLLEGE 410 100 24.39% 24 5.85% 30.24% 298 22 7.38% 86 28.86% 36.24% COLLEGE OF THE MAINLAND COMMUN 401 48 11.97% 26 6.48% 18.45% 411 24 5.84% 23 5.60% 11.44% COLLIN CO COMM COLL DISTRICT 2371 241 10.16% 402 16.95% 27.12% 1181 40 3.39% 65 5.50% 8.89% DCCCD BROOKHAVEN COLLEGE 628 52 8.28% 87 13.85% 22.13% 1202 36 3.00% 84 6.99% 9.98% DCCCD CEDAR VALLEY COLLEGE 304 27 8.88% 18 5.92% 14.80% 269 31 11.52% 15 5.58% 17.10% DCCCD EASTFIELD COLLEGE 748 57 7.62% 102 13.64% 21.26% 1067 42 3.94% 63 5.90% 9.84% DCCCD EL CENTRO COLLEGE 396 23 5.81% 18 4.55% 10.35% 509 25 4.91% 12 2.36% 7.27% DCCCD MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGE 477 46 9.64% 24 5.03% 14.68% 628 18 2.87% 39 6.21% 9.08% DCCCD NORTH LAKE COLLEGE 768 72 9.38% 106 13.80% 23.18% 834 31 3.72% 74 8.87% 12.59% DCCCD RICHLAND COLLEGE 888 108 12.16% 138 15.54% 27.70% 1104 49 4.44% 63 5.71% 10.14% DEL MAR COLLEGE 461 67 14.53% 26 5.64% 20.17% 1159 47 4.06% 432 37.27% 41.33% EL PASO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIST 2039 178 8.73% 125 6.13% 14.86% 1906 57 2.99% 119 6.24% 9.23% FRANK PHILLIPS COLLEGE 266 42 15.79% 22 8.27% 24.06% 65 9 13.85% 1 1.54% 15.38% GALVESTON COLLEGE 220 33 15.00% 16 7.27% 22.27% 147 15 10.20% 16 10.88% 21.09% GRAYSON COUNTY COLLEGE 572 100 17.48% 28 4.90% 22.38% 173 29 16.76% 8 4.62% 21.39% HILL COLLEGE 522 92 17.62% 64 12.26% 29.89% 168 12 7.14% 15 8.93% 16.07% HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1120 152 13.57% 186 16.61% 30.18% 2435 128 5.26% 194 7.97% 13.22% HOWARD COLLEGE 277 56 20.22% 24 8.66% 28.88% 174 11 6.32% 15 8.62% 14.94% KILGORE COLLEGE 769 127 16.51% 78 10.14% 26.66% 232 34 14.66% 14 6.03% 20.69% LAMAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 402 85 21.14% 28 6.97% 28.11% 143 13 9.09% 4 2.80% 11.89% LAMAR STATE COLL-ORANGE 223 44 19.73% 16 7.17% 26.91% 74 11 14.86% 1 1.35% 16.22% LAMAR STATE COLL-PORT ARTHUR 323 42 13.00% 45 13.93% 26.93% 99 6 6.06% 2 2.02% 8.08% LAREDO COMMUNITY COLLEGE 638 83 13.01% 45 7.05% 20.06% 382 24 6.28% 8 2.09% 8.38% LEE COLLEGE 405 72 17.78% 34 8.40% 26.17% 423 53 12.53% 5 1.18% 13.71% LONE STAR COLLEGE - CY-FAIR 653 70 10.72% 122 18.68% 29.40% 1203 44 3.66% 69 5.74% 9.39% LONE STAR COLLEGE - KINGWOOD 337 23 6.82% 57 16.91% 23.74% 666 36 5.41% 41 6.16% 11.56% LONE STAR COLLEGE - MONTGOMERY 527 26 4.93% 75 14.23% 19.17% 710 10 1.41% 51 7.18% 8.59% LONE STAR COLLEGE - N. HARRIS 428 51 11.92% 29 6.78% 18.69% 1123 58 5.16% 34 3.03% 8.19% LONE STAR COLLEGE - TOMBALL 356 29 8.15% 62 17.42% 25.56% 686 11 1.60% 40 5.83% 7.43% MCLENNAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 975 105 10.77% 107 10.97% 21.74% 347 18 5.19% 11 3.17% 8.36% MIDLAND COLLEGE 520 62 11.92% 66 12.69% 24.62% 270 14 5.19% 33 12.22% 17.41% NAVARRO COLLEGE 1224 194 15.85% 145 11.85% 27.70% 405 19 4.69% 84 20.74% 25.43% NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE 1000 83 8.30% 171 17.10% 25.40% 1355 40 2.95% 611 45.09% 48.04% NORTHEAST TEXAS COMM COLLEGE 312 72 23.08% 23 7.37% 30.45% 215 20 9.30% 52 24.19% 33.49% ODESSA COLLEGE 416 40 9.62% 42 10.10% 19.71% 756 18 2.38% 246 32.54% 34.92% PALO ALTO COLLEGE 726 60 8.26% 47 6.47% 14.74% 410 9 2.20% 7 1.71% 3.90% PANOLA COLLEGE 325 87 26.77% 31 9.54% 36.31% 47 9 19.15% 3 6.38% 25.53% PARIS JUNIOR COLLEGE 526 101 19.20% 34 6.46% 25.67% 501 29 5.79% 195 38.92% 44.71% RANGER COLLEGE 300 82 27.33% 36 12.00% 39.33% 8 0 0.00% 5 62.50% 62.50% SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE 1997 69 3.46% 130 6.51% 9.96% 1234 46 3.73% 48 3.89% 7.62% SAN JACINTO COLLEGE CEN CAMPUS 1197 121 10.11% 109 9.11% 19.21% 1053 68 6.46% 15 1.42% 7.88% SAN JACINTO COLLEGE N CAMPUS 656 68 10.37% 53 8.08% 18.45% 533 33 6.19% 7 1.31% 7.50% Completion and Transfer Proportion of Students That Completed a Degree or Certificate or Transferred within Three Years Fall 2006 IPEDS GRS Cohort Full-time Part-time Number Percent Number Percent Unduplicated Completed Percent Percent Completed or Unduplicated Completed Percent Percent Completed or Credit Degree or Completed in Number Transferred in Transferred in Credit Degree or Completed in Number Transferred in Transferred in Headcount1 Certificate2 Three Years Transferred3 Three Years Three Years Headcount1 Certificate2 Three Years Transferred3 Three Years Three Years SAN JACINTO COLLEGE S CAMPUS 882 86 9.75% 94 10.66% 20.41% 709 38 5.36% 33 4.65% 10.01% SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGE 1108 126 11.37% 160 14.44% 25.81% 1274 32 2.51% 523 41.05% 43.56% SOUTH TEXAS COLLEGE 1945 280 14.40% 115 5.91% 20.31% 1099 77 7.01% 73 6.64% 13.65% SOUTHWEST COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 19 2 10.53% 0 0.00% 10.53% 16 2 12.50% 1 6.25% 18.75% SOUTHWEST TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE 542 105 19.37% 31 5.72% 25.09% 306 21 6.86% 12 3.92% 10.78% ST. PHILIP'S COLLEGE 1009 77 7.63% 46 4.56% 12.19% 534 56 10.49% 14 2.62% 13.11% TARRANT CO NORTHEAST CAMPUS 1019 78 7.65% 141 13.84% 21.49% 1167 26 2.23% 94 8.05% 10.28% TARRANT CO NORTHWEST CAMPUS 606 37 6.11% 56 9.24% 15.35% 770 24 3.12% 50 6.49% 9.61% TARRANT CO SOUTH CAMPUS 788 49 6.22% 65 8.25% 14.47% 902 13 1.44% 77 8.54% 9.98% TARRANT CO SOUTHEAST CAMPUS 848 72 8.49% 106 12.50% 20.99% 1026 22 2.14% 75 7.31% 9.45% TEMPLE COLLEGE 535 55 10.28% 65 12.15% 22.43% 326 23 7.06% 18 5.52% 12.58% TEXARKANA COLLEGE 413 45 10.90% 20 4.84% 15.74% 462 7 1.52% 85 18.40% 19.91% TEXAS SOUTHMOST COLLEGE 1031 79 7.66% 114 11.06% 18.72% 420 14 3.33% 22 5.24% 8.57% TEXAS STATE T. C. HARLINGEN 735 147 20.00% 30 4.08% 24.08% 254 10 3.94% 24 9.45% 13.39% TEXAS STATE T. C. MARSHALL 90 22 24.44% 2 2.22% 26.67% 43 4 9.30% 9 20.93% 30.23% TEXAS STATE T. C. WACO 1087 276 25.39% 11 1.01% 26.40% 95 17 17.89% 1 1.05% 18.95% TEXAS STATE T.
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