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SDICCA Offers & FTES 2016.Xlsx DISTANCE EDUCATION DATA: 2012 – 2016 (Source: Palomar IRP & DataMart) Internet Class Offering Data SDICCCA - 2016 INCLUDES Summer Terms Offers & FTES AcaYr 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Crse Offer Offer Offer Offer Type Term Count FTES Pct FTES Count FTES Pct FTES Count FTES Pct FTES Count FTES Pct FTES SU 59 202 1.1% 75 225 1.2% 131 374 2.0% 129 396 2.2% FA 217 670 3.7% 254 709 3.8% 261 738 3.9% 247 716 4.0% Internet SP 244 716 3.9% 271 762 4.1% 263 734 3.9% 257 859 4.8% SubTotal 520 1,588 8.7% 600 1,696 9.1% 655 1,847 9.8% 633 1,971 10.9% SU 342 998 5.5% 415 1,288 6.9% 510 1,423 7.6% 494 1,395 7.7% FA 1,942 7,881 43.2% 2,105 7,938 42.5% 2,124 8,003 42.6% 1,912 7,487 41.5% Other SP 2,055 7,764 42.6% 2,112 7,737 41.5% 2,070 7,508 40.0% 1,949 7,193 39.9% SubTotal 4,339 16,642 91.3% 4,632 16,963 90.9% 4,704 16,934 90.2% 4,355 16,075 89.1% Total Total 4,859 18,230 100% 5,232 18,658 100% 5,359 18,780 100% 4,988 18,046 100% Internet Unduplicated Headcount SU FA SP Unduplicated AcaYr Headcount 2012-13 8,430 2013-14 8,774 2014-15 9,457 2015-16 10,001 Palomar College; Institutional Research Planning 1 EXCLUDES Summer Terms Offers & FTES AcaYr 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Crse Offer Offer Offer Offer Type Term Count FTES Pct FTES Count FTES Pct FTES Count FTES Pct FTES Count FTES Pct FTES FA 217 670 3.9% 254 709 4.1% 261 738 4.3% 247 716 4.4% Internet SP 244 716 4.2% 271 762 4.4% 263 734 4.3% 257 859 5.3% SubTotal 461 1,386 8.1% 525 1,471 8.6% 524 1,472 8.7% 504 1,575 9.7% FA 1,942 7,881 46.3% 2,105 7,938 46.3% 2,124 8,003 47.1% 1,912 7,487 46.1% Other SP 2,055 7,764 45.6% 2,112 7,737 45.1% 2,070 7,508 44.2% 1,949 7,193 44.3% SubTotal 3,997 15,644 91.9% 4,217 15,674 91.4% 4,194 15,511 91.3% 3,861 14,680 90.3% Total Total 4,458 17,030 100% 4,742 17,145 100% 4,718 16,984 100% 4,365 16,255 100% Internet Unduplicated Headcount FA SP Only Unduplicated AcaYr Headcount 2012-13 7,610 2013-14 7,776 2014-15 7,831 2015-16 8,356 Palomar College; Institutional Research Planning 2 Internet Class Offering Data SDICCCA - 2016 Enrollments, Success, and Retention for DE and Other Classes in 2015-16 Internet Other Internet Internet Other Internet Internet Total Other Internet Enrollment Success Success Success Retention Retention Retention Enrollments Enrollments Enrollments % Rate Rate Gap Rate Rate Gap 123,100 108,517 14,583 11.8% 71.7% 63.1% 8.6% 92.3% 85.6% 6.7% Student Modality Type At Least One Only DE DE Class Classes 2012-13 26.5% 6.0% 2013-14 26.7% 6.3% 2014-15 28.1% 7.6% 2015-16 31.5% 8.4% Palomar College; Institutional Research Planning 3 REGIONAL DISTANCE EDUCATION DATA: 2011 – 2016 (Source: SDICCCA-DE) 2011-2012 Fall 2012 Spring 2013 DE Fall 2013 Spring 2014 DE Fall 2014 DE Spring 2015 DE Fall 2015 DE Spring 2016 DE College or District Online Sections DE Sections Sections DE Sections Sections Sections** Sections** Sections Sections City College 348 170 152 156 177 162 167 173 192 Cuyamaca College 177 82 94 94 106 98 105 101 109 Grossmont College 304 138 165 152 188 188 245 231 237 Imperial Valley College 141 12 2 32 27 43 39 Mesa College 487 206 259 240 276 237 269 263 312 MiraCosta College 482 245 241 268 263 267 314 297 327 Miramar College 326 132 143 137 171 145 147 149 174 Palomar College 465 217 244 254 271 258 260 247 257 San Diego Continuing Ed. 33 26 29 38 57 64 Southwestern College 520 228 214 263 264 277 273 273 268 Regional Total 3,283 1,456 1,543 1,596 1,743 1,713 1,819 1,791 1,940 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 College or District % of enrolled % of enrolled students % of enrolled % of enrolled % of enrolled % of enrolled NOTES: Annual DE City College Cuyamaca College 17.10% 14.90% 18.00% 15.5% 32.05% 16.7% Grossmont College 21.30% 7.40% 23.6% 9.0% 29.1% 10.1% Imperial Valley College 11.50% 0.90% 21.7% 1.8% 24%% 3%% Mesa College MiraCosta College 46.60% 14.50% 49.5% 14.9% 49.8% 16.6% Miramar College Palomar College 26.70% 6.30% 28.1%% 7.6%% 31.50% 8.40% San Diego Continuing Ed. 31.90% 8.10% Southwestern College 28.90% 4.40% 29.1% 4.7% 28.0% 4.8% 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 DE as % of total DE as % of total DE as % of total College or District DE FTES DE as % of total FTES DE FTES FTES DE FTES FTES DE FTES FTES SD City College 1,605.9 14.4% 1,712.8 14.7% 1,343.8 13.5% 1,307.2 14.4% Cuyamaca College 820.7 15.0% 991.3 17.0% 616.8 12.1% 575.0 12.6% Grossmont College 1,489.4 10.3% 1,231.2 9.3% 916.8 7.4% 789.5 6.7% Imperial Valley College 67.7 0.9% 180.8 2.3% 345.1 5.9% 32.5 0.6% Mesa College 1,797.0 11.8% 2,120.8 12.8% 1,673.9 11.2% 1,613.1 10.9% MiraCosta College 1,089.4 12.6% 1,362.6 14.8% 1,477.8 16.2% 1,633.2 17.1% Miramar College 1,378.0 22.0% 1,573.2 22.4% 1,337.1 20.3% 1,108.3 17.6% Palomar College 1,458.0 7.8% 1,481.0 8.1% 1,445.0 8.1% 1,386.0 8.1% Southwestern College 1,245.0 7.7% 1,461.0 9.2% 1,834.0 12.4% 1,769.0 12.0% Regional Total 10,951.1 11.4% 12,114.8 12.4% 10,990.3 12.1% 10,213.8 11.6% College or District 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 SD City College DE FTES DE as % of total FTES DE FTES DE as % of total DE FTES DE as % of total Cuyamaca College 1,291.5 13.0% 1,294.1 13.0% 1,463.9 15.0% Grossmont College 661.9 12.6% 652.1 12.9% 725.1 14.6% Imperial Valley College 888.1 7.3% 1,077.3 8.9% 1,122.9 9.9% Mesa College 184.4 3.1% 245.8 4.2% 379.7 6.0% MiraCosta College 1,663.9 11.5% 1,796.3 12.0% 2,203.4 15.6% Miramar College 1,776.0 17.3% 1,993.2 18.7% 2,219.6 20.7% Palomar College 1,102.7 17.7% 1,101.8 15.0% 1,166.7 16.2% Southwestern College 1,471.0 8.6% 1,454.0 8.60% 1,933.4 11.40% Regional Total 1,624.0 12.1% 1,683.4 8.4% 2,098.8 15.7% 10,663.4 12.0% 11,298.1 11.6% 13,313.5 15.1%.
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