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Summary Observations 2010 ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE FACT BOOK & OUTCOMES OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH Summary Observations 2010 On April 1, 2010 we welcomed our new president. Dr. Edythe M. Abdullah holds a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Florida Holland Law Center in Gainesville and a Leadership Certificate in the Management of Lifelong Education from Harvard University, and was a Kellogg Fellow with the League of Innovation in Community Colleges. She comes to ECC from the Downtown Campus of Florida State College in Jacksonville where she served as President. This 2009 – 2010 Fact Book & Outcomes presents important statistics regarding enrollment, retention and graduation. It contains 52 pages of important facts and 41 pages of outcomes data. The tables in this book are designed to be copied for use for grant applications, program evaluations, internal reports, etc. All graphs and tables are available electronically. The data in this report reflects only the credit granting programs of the college. Highlights pertaining to enrollment, retention, and graduation are below. Highlights regarding enrollment: Total enrollment at Essex County College continues to increase. In Fall 2009 13,314 students attended Essex. This increase of 995 students represents a 8 percent increase over Fall 2008 enrollment (using October 15th census date). To date this is the largest Fall class in the history of the college. The college has experienced a 29.9 percent growth over the last five years. During the Fall 2009 a total of 4,213 students were new students, almost on-third of the student body. With regard to enrollment status, 59 percent were enrolled full-time, up 3 percent from last Fall. Enrollment at the West Essex Campus increased to 2,103, an increase of 26.5 percent. Enrollment at FOCUS increased slightly (by 23 students) and enrollment at Ironbound decreased slightly (by 3 students) to 199 students. Summer I 2010 enrollment increased by 8.8 percent to a record high of 4,108 and Summer II 2010 enrollment increased by 4.2 percent to 2,232. West Essex also experienced a large increase of 38.5 percent, serving a total of 612 students in Summer I and a 24.3 percent increase in Summer II serving a total of 461 students. The summer statistics remain based on 5th day data. i So how many individual credit students does the college actually serve each year? The unduplicated count for 2009-2010 18,132; for 2008 – 2009 is 16,465; for 2007 – 2008 is 14,867; for 2006-2007 is 15,041 students; for 2005-2006, is 14,216 students; for 2004-2005, 14,269 students. This increase from 2008 – 2009 to 2009 – 2010 is 1,667 or 10.1 percent. The table on age and ethnicity trends from Fall 2000 to Fall 2009 may be found on page 52. Noteworthy is the change in percent of students in the 17 to 22 age category by campus. It appears that on the Main Campus those in the 17 to 22 age group peaked at 57 percent in Fall 2008 and decreased to 50 percent in Fall 2009. The ten year change at West Essex was 9 percent (from 40% to 49%). The table also reports change in ethnicity for all students over a ten year period. With the exception of students who described themselves as Hispanics, the percent of students who describe themselves as White, Black/African American or Asian has remained relatively constant. Those students describing themselves as Hispanic increased 6 percent since Fall 2000. Highlights regarding retention: The Fall to Spring (one semester for first-time, full-time degree seeking students) retention decreased from a high of 81.9 percent (Fall 2002 to Spring 2003) to 75.7 percent (Fall 2008 to Spring 2009). The Fall to Fall retention also decreased from 58.3 percent (Fall 2002 to Fall 2003) to 53.7 percent (Fall 2008 to Fall 2010). Over the past five years the Fall to Fall retention rate has been around 53 percent (56.4%, 51.2%, 48.6%, 55.1% and 53.7%) The 48.6 percent retention from Fall 2006 to Fall 2007 is the lowest. Unfortunately, the Fall 2008 to Fall 2010 retention rate has decreased 1.4 percent to 53.7 percent. This remains lower than the rate of many of the best-practice colleges where 65 percent Fall to Fall retention is considered very good. Highlights regarding graduation: The college’s official IPEDS Graduate Rate Survey three-year graduation rate (for first-time, full-time degree seeking students) has been approximately 5.0 to 6.0 percent over the last three years. This year our GRS rate for the 2006 cohort is 5.3 percent. Our four-year graduation rate currently is 10.7 percent; five-year rate 13.2 percent and six- year rate 16.4 percent (for the 2003 cohort). Some comparative three-year GRS rates are for Hudson (8%), Union (5%), Passaic (6%), Bergen (11%), Middlesex (13%) and Brookdale (17%). Summary Observations In addition to data pertaining to the areas mentioned above (enrollment, retention, and graduation), the purpose of the Fact Book & Outcomes is to provide the reader with the college’s overall enrollment history separated by demographics as well as a five-year review of enrollment trends by program. Longitudinal outcomes measures including retention and graduation rates are provided for eighteen cohorts (nine all student and nine WEC cohorts). The outcomes section also contains transfer information and our ii graduates’ opinions of their educational experiences at Essex County College. These tables should be duplicated when necessary for other institutional reports and grant requests. Again, please note that all tables are available electronically for easy insertion into other documents. Chapter 1 contains general institutional data as well as important demographic data pertaining to Essex County and Newark. Chapter 2 reports Fall and Spring enrollment data. Chapter 3 contains various demographic profiles and Chapter 4 reports graduation statistics and outcomes. Cohort tracking information is in Chapter 5 which includes a summary page with retention and graduation data for eighteen cohorts. The purpose of this Summary Observations section is to allow the reader to review the content of this Fact Book & Outcomes and locate data quickly. The observations are presented as brief “bullets” of information. Because numerous observations can be made from the data in this report, readers are encouraged to review each table carefully. All tables are meant to be used for reference purposes but are also available for importing to any other college documents. The following are a few observations. After each observation is the page number(s) that refer to the tables from which the observations are drawn. Note that some observations draw upon more than one table. Also, comments are not made for all tables. Chapter 1 Institutional Background Dr. A. Zachary Yamba retires in December and Dr. Edythe M. Abdullah becomes the college’s President April 1, 2010. (3) The college welcomes new board members Calvin W. Souder and new academic chairperson Norman Schussler. (4 ,7) In 2009 the Hispanic population made up a total of 19.4 percent of the total Essex County population. In Newark, 32 percent are Hispanic. (9, 14) 41.7 percent of Essex County is Black/African American compared to 14.5 percent in New Jersey. In Newark, 54 percent are Black or African American. (9,14). Essex County’s unemployment rate is now 10.5 percent (2009 estimates) up from 5.3 percent (2007 annual average). (10) In Newark, 44 percent speak a language other than English at home. Of these, 66 percent speak Spanish. (11) iii The college employs a total of 515 full-time employees. This is up from 480 last year (an increase of 7.3%)). The number of full-time faculty increased from 118 to 132, an 11.9 percent increase. (16) Included in this years Fact Book is a table for fiscal year 2010 (unaudited) sources of revenue and application of funds. Please refer to page 8. Chapter 2 Enrollment Information In Fall, 2009, the college had a record enrollment of 7,915 full-time students and 5,399 part-time students for a total of 13,314 students (using October 15th census date). This is a one-year increase of 8.1 percent. With regard to enrollment, Essex is the 5th largest community college in New Jersey. (18) The West Essex Campus enrollment increased 26.5 percent; FOCUS had an increase of 18.5 percent and Ironbound had a decrease of 1.5 percent. (52) Of the total number of students served in the community college sector (Fall semester – 177,173), 13,314 or 7.5 percent attend ECC. (18) Women consistently have made up almost 60 percent of our student body. (21) Minorities make up 79 percent of our student body. (21) Over one-half of the students are attending full-time (59.4%). The ratio of full-time to part-time has been increasing slowly over the past five years. (24) Non-matriculated students make up 10.1 percent of the Fall 2009 student body. (25) The following (in rank order) are the curriculum majors with the greatest number of total students (top 10 all students): General Science (AS), Liberal Arts (AA), Non-Matriculated, Criminal Justice (AS), Education (AA), Business Administration (AS), Social Sciences (AS), Biology Pre-medicine (AS), Human & Social Services (AAS) and Accounting (AS). (26) At West Essex the following curriculum codes had the highest Enrollment: Liberal Arts (AA), General Science (AS), Non-Matriculated, Education (AA), Business Administration (AS), Social Sciences (AS), Criminal Justice (AS), Accounting (AS). (29) iv Of the 13,314 Fall 2009 students, 90.1 percent were from within the county.
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