Seneca College’s Degree and Credit Transfer Office: A Profile of users and an examination of outcomes Ursula McCloy, Victoria Baker, Kathleen Williams & Henry Decock Seneca College ONCAT project 2015-04 December 2017 CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN STUDENT MOBILITY Rooms M564-70 Seneca College’s Degree and Credit Transfer Office: A Profile of Users and an Examination of Outcomes Centre for Research in Student Mobility List of contacts Ursula McCloy Director, Centre for Research in Student Mobility Seneca College
[email protected] Victoria Baker Manager, Degree and Credit Transfer Office Seneca College
[email protected] Henry Decock Associate VP, Academic Partnerships Centre for Research in Student Mobility Seneca College
[email protected] Kathleen Williams Research Analyst, Centre for Research in Student Mobility Seneca College
[email protected] 1 Seneca College’s Degree and Credit Transfer Office: A Profile of Users and an Examination of Outcomes Centre for Research in Student Mobility Acknowledgements This project was funded by the Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer (ONCAT). Mitchell Steffler, former research analyst at the Centre for Research in Student Mobility, contributed to the creation of the linked dataset. Mustafizur Rahman, John Meskes, and Michael Cunningham of Seneca’s Information Technology Services Department supported data extraction from Seneca’s student information system. Limin Chen of Seneca’s Office of Institutional Research and Planning was an invaluable source of information on all of Seneca’s survey and data fields, while Charlotte Gayman of Seneca’s Testing Centre provided information on the language placement tests and procedures. Kriss Bacon of Seneca’s Degree and Credit Transfer Office (DCTO) extracted the data from the DCTO Advisement Appointment database and Jennifer Kloosterman provided information and feedback pertaining to the history of the DCTO.