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Best Performers Report National Community College Benchmark Project (NCCBP) Best Performers Report National Community College Benchmark Project (NCCBP) Best Performers Report National Community College Benchmark Project (NCCBP) Best Performers Report Best Performers are institutions reporting data above 90th percentile or below 10% when lower is more appropriate. • % of Full-Time, First-Time Students that Transferred in Two Years • % of Full-Time, First-Time Students that Transferred in Three Years • % Academic Year (AY) Transfers • % Academic Year (AY) Completers/Transfers/Continuing • % of Employers Satisfied with Career Program Completors Preparation • Instructional Cost per Credit Hour • Instructional Cost per Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Student • Institution Revenue per Student Full Time Equivalent (FTE) National Community College Benchmark Project (NCCBP) Best Performers Report NCTC gets our students where they need to be fast! • % of Full-Time, First-Time Students that Transferred in Two Years • % of Full-Time, First-Time Students that Transferred in Three Years • % Academic Year (AY) Transfers • % Academic Year (AY) Completers/Transfers/Continuing NCTC gets our students what they want at an affordable rate, and what employers want. • % of Employers Satisfied with Career Program Completors Preparation NCTC keeps the cost down for students. • Instructional Cost per Credit Hour • Instructional Cost per Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Student NCTC is a great steward of finances. • Institution Revenue per Student Full Time Equivalent (FTE) BEST PERFORMERS REPORT 2019 Best performers are institutions reporting data above 90th percentile (or below the 10th percentile for benchmarks like cost where lower values are better). The institutions are presented in a alphabetical order. • % of Full-Time, First-Time Students that Transferred in Two Years Barton County Community College (KS) Bucks County Community College (PA) Collin County Community College District (TX) Fort Scott Community College (KS) Glen Oaks Community College (MI) Gogebic Community College (MI) Grand Rapids Community College (MI) Hawkeye Community College (IA) Highland Community College (KS) Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana-Bloomington (IN) North Central Texas College (TX) North Iowa Area Community College (IA) Tri-County Technical College (SC) Triton College (IL) Wayne County Community College District (MI) Western Wyoming Community College (WY) Wiregrass Georgia Technical College (GA) • % of Full-Time, First-Time Students that Transferred in Three Years Barton County Community College (KS) Bucks County Community College (PA) Collin County Community College District (TX) Cuyahoga Community College (OH) Edison State Community College (OH) Fort Scott Community College (KS) Garden City Community College (KS) Glen Oaks Community College (MI) Hagerstown Community College (MD) Independence Community College (KS) Montgomery County Community College (PA) North Central Texas College (TX) North Lake College (TX) Schoolcraft College (MI) Shelton State Community College (AL) Tri-County Technical College (SC) Western Wyoming Community College (WY) William Rainey Harper College (IL) Wiregrass Georgia Technical College (GA) • % AY Transfers Allen Community College (KS) Cedar Valley College (TX) Central Texas College (TX) Community College of Allegheny County (PA) Honolulu Community College (HI) Kapiolani Community College (HI) Leeward Community College (HI) McHenry County College (IL) North Central Texas College (TX) Ozarks Technical Community College (MO) Richland College (TX) St. Louis Community College (MO) Three Rivers College (MO) Tri-County Technical College (SC) Westmoreland County Community College (PA) • % AY Completers/Transfers/Continuing Butler County Community College (PA) Hawkeye Community College (IA) Kaskaskia College (IL) Midland College (TX) Mitchell Technical Institute (SD) Montcalm Community College (MI) North Central Texas College (TX) North Iowa Area Community College (IA) Seward County Community College (KS) South Florida State College (FL) Southeast Technical Institute (SD) Three Rivers College (MO) Tri-County Technical College (SC) Western Dakota Technical Institute (SD) Westmoreland County Community College (PA) • % of Employers Satisfied with Career Program Completors Preparation Barton County Community College (KS) Monroe Community College (NY) Montcalm Community College (MI) North Central Texas College (TX) Pratt Community College (KS) Schoolcraft College (MI) South Florida State College (FL) Western Wyoming Community College (WY) • Instructional Cost per Credit Hour Allen Community College (KS) Chandler-Gilbert Community College (AZ) Columbus State Community College (OH) Cuyahoga Community College (OH) Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (KY) Estrella Mountain Community College (AZ) Hutchinson Community College (KS) Iowa Western Community College (IA) Kirkwood Community College (IA) Nashville State Community College (TN) North Central Texas College (TX) Pennsylvania Highlands Community College (PA) Pratt Community College (KS) Rio Salado College (AZ) Zane State College (OH) • Instructional Cost per FTE Student Allen Community College (KS) Chandler-Gilbert Community College (AZ) Columbus State Community College (OH) Cuyahoga Community College (OH) Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (KY) Estrella Mountain Community College (AZ) Hutchinson Community College (KS) Iowa Western Community College (IA) Kirkwood Community College (IA) Nashville State Community College (TN) North Central Texas College (TX) Pennsylvania Highlands Community College (PA) Pratt Community College (KS) Rio Salado College (AZ) Zane State College (OH) • Institution Revenue per Student FTE Butler County Community College (PA) Cayuga Community College (NY) Central Community College (NE) College of Micronesia-FSM (DC) Colorado Mountain College (CO) Lehigh Carbon Community College (PA) Montcalm Community College (MI) North Central Texas College (TX) North Idaho College (ID) Piedmont Technical College (SC) Pratt Community College (KS) Seward County Community College (KS) Shelton State Community College (AL).
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