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Spring 2016 – SUMMARY of VCCCD STUDENT ENROLLMENTS Start Spring 2016 – SUMMARY OF VCCCD STUDENT ENROLLMENTS Start OF Term January 2016 Spring 2015 VERSUS Spring 2016 Student Headcount Enrollments Spring 2015 and Spring 2016: Headcounts by College 6,940 Spring 2015 12,560 13,386 6,878 Spring 2016 12,091 12,958 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 Moorpark Ventura Oxnard Changes in Enrollments – Spring 2015 to Spring 2016 Headcount College Number Percent Moorpark College 428 3.2% Oxnard College 62 0.9% Ventura College 469 3.7% District Total 1,007 3.3% ENROLLMENTS – SPRING TERMS: 2012 – 2016 Student Headcounts College 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Moorpark College 13,642 13,093 13,004 13,386 12,958 Oxnard College 6,731 7,127 6,415 6,940 6,878 Ventura College 13,423 12,415 11,804 12,560 12,091 District Total 31,281 30,134 28,869 30,475 29,468 Note: Some students attend more than one VCCCD college; therefore, the district total is less than the sum of college enrollments. VCCCD Ventura County Community College District Institutional Research Spring 2016 Summary of VCCCD Student Enrollments Page 2 Spring 2016 – SELECTED STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS First-Time Students Who are Recent Graduates of Local High Schools The table displays the numbers of first-time VCCCD students who are recent graduates (2015 or 2016) of local high schools (except for Agoura High, all schools are located in Ventura County). The schools are ranked based on the total district-wide number of units taken by first-time students from those high schools. A complete listing of the high schools appears on pages 14 – 16 of this report. The top school is Hueneme High with 24 recent graduates who are enrolled in 245.5 units at VCCCD colleges. The second-ranked school is Pacifica High, with 25 recent graduates at VCCCD colleges who are enrolled in 217 units. Channel Islands is third with 21 students enrolled in 214 units. Moorpark College Oxnard College Ventura College Total District Wide High Schools Students Units Students Units Students Units Students Units Hueneme High 0 0.0 22 228.5 3 17.0 24 245.5 Pacifica High 0 0.0 15 113.0 12 104.5 25 217.5 Channel Islands 0 0.0 18 185.0 3 29.0 21 214.0 Camarillo High 11 104.0 4 29.0 8 63.0 22 196.0 Oxnard High 0 0.0 12 110.0 7 52.0 19 162.0 Simi Valley High 16 146.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 16 146.0 Moorpark High 13 120.0 1 14.0 0 0.0 14 134.0 Rio Mesa High 2 26.0 4 50.0 5 47.0 11 123.0 Buena High 0 0.0 2 13.0 13 103.5 14 116.5 Royal High 12 114.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 12 114.0 Thousand Oaks High 12 107.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 12 107.0 Vista Real Charter 1 8.0 7 55.0 4 39.5 11 102.5 Fillmore Senior High 0 0.0 0 0.0 9 99.5 9 99.5 Apollo High 9 93.5 0 0.0 0 0.0 9 93.5 Newbury Park High 8 67.5 1 13.0 1 3.0 10 83.5 Santa Paula High 1 4.0 1 12.0 6 65.0 8 81.0 Foothill Technology 0 0.0 0 0.0 8 74.0 8 74.0 Santa Susana High 7 68.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 7 68.0 Agoura High 4 49.0 0 0.0 2 11.5 6 60.5 Frontier High 0 0.0 5 56.5 0 0.0 5 56.5 Ventura High 0 0.0 0 0.0 6 49.5 6 49.5 Westlake High 5 40.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 5 40.0 Oxnard Adult 0 0.0 4 24.0 2 15.0 5 39.0 Chaparral High 0 0.0 0 0.0 4 38.5 4 38.5 Monte Vista 3 25.0 0 0.0 1 8.0 4 33.0 Totals 104 972.0 96 903.0 94 819.5 287 2,694.5 The numbers of recent graduates from local high schools, and their unit enrollments at each college: VCCCD Colleges Students Units Average Units Moorpark College 104 972.0 9.3 Oxnard College 96 903.0 9.4 Ventura College 94 819.5 8.7 Totals / Av. Units 287 2,694.5 9.4 Note: Some students attend more than one VCCCD college; therefore, the district total is less than the sum of college enrollments. Calculation of overall average units is: 2,694.5 total units ÷ 287 unduplicated first-time students from local HSs = 9.4 units per student. Ventura County Community College District Institutional Research Spring 2016 Summary of VCCCD Student Enrollments Page 3 Student Area-of-Residence The two tables below summarize student and credit-unit enrollments by area-of-residence. A more detailed Area-of-Residence distribution, on page 11 of this report, indicates the numbers of students and credit-units by cities/areas within Ventura County. VCCCD Students Credit-Unit Enrollments Area of Residence Number Percent Number Percent Ventura County 24,452 83.0% 233,397 82.2% Los Angeles County 3,357 11.0% 32,927 11.6% All Other Areas 1,759 6.0% 17,466.5 6.2% Totals 29,468 100.0% 290,078.0 100.0% The table below displays the numbers of VCCCD credit-units distributed according to residential areas. Moorpark College Oxnard College Ventura College District Overall Residential Area Units Prcnt Units Prcnt Units Prcnt Units Prcnt Rank Oxnard 1,637 1.3% 35,774 65.1% 32,001.00 30.6% 69,412.00 24.5% 1 Simi Valley 34,961 28.1% 898.5 1.6% 1034 1.0% 36,893.50 13.0% 2 Ventura 737 0.60% 2,314 4.20% 32,710 31.30% 35,760.00 12.60% 3 LA County 30,141 24.2% 1,133 2.1% 1,654 1.6% 32,927.00 11.6% 4 Camarillo and Somis 9,140 7.3% 3,321 6.0% 7,594.50 7.3% 20,055.50 7.1% 5 Thousand Oaks and Oak Prk 18,032 14.5% 957.5 1.7% 829 0.8% 19,818.50 7.0% 6 All Other 6,232.0 5.0% 4,168.50 7.6% 7,066 6.8% 17,466.50 6.2% 7 Newbury Prk and Westlake 10,889.5 8.8% 889.5 1.6% 973 0.9% 12,751.50 4.5% 8 Moorpark 10,901.00 8.8% 382 0.7% 488 0.5% 11,771.00 4.1% 9 Santa Paula 287.5 0.2% 669 1.2% 9,168 8.8% 10,124.00 3.6% 10 Port Hueneme 193 0.2% 3,838.00 7.0% 2,536.50 2.4% 6,567.50 2.3% 11 Ojai 100 0.1% 285 0.5% 4,348.50 4.2% 4,733.50 1.7% 12 Fillmore and Piru 1189 1.0% 286 0.5% 4,035.00 3.9% 5,510.00 1.9% 13 TOTALS 124,440 100.0% 54915 100.0% 104436 100.0% 283,790.50 100.0% Ventura County Community College District Institutional Research Spring 2016 Summary of VCCCD Student Enrollments Page 4 Student Ethnic Background The table displays the numbers of VCCCD credit-unit enrollments as they relate to students’ ethnic backgrounds. Ethnic groups are listed in descending order based on the number of district-wide credit- unit enrollments by students in those ethnic groups. For each group, the Prcnts show how the credit-units from that group are distributed at each college or district-wide. The District-Wide Prcnt indicates the percentage of all VCCCD credit-units that are attributed to students in that ethnic group. Average Ages, Average Units, and Percentage Distribution of Units: District Moorpark Oxnard Ventura Wide Ethnic Group Units perc Units perc Units perc Units perc Asian 11377.5 8.9% 2695.0 4.8% 5196.5 4.9% 19269.0 6.6% Black 2331.0 1.8% 1614.0 2.9% 2527.5 2.4% 6472.5 2.2% Hispanic 38983.5 30.6% 41107.0 73.8% 62228.0 58.1% 142318.5 49.1% American Indian/Alaskan Native 337.5 0.3% 121.5 0.2% 495.5 0.5% 954.5 0.3% Pacific Islander 248.5 0.2% 177.5 0.3% 228.5 0.2% 654.5 0.2% Two or More Races 6588.0 5.2% 1647.5 3.0% 4087.5 3.8% 12323.0 4.2% White 66565.0 52.3% 8083.5 14.5% 31598.0 29.5% 106246.5 36.6% Unreported 847.5 0.7% 280.0 0.5% 712.0 0.7% 1839.5 0.6% Total 127278.5 100.0% 55726.0 100.0% 107073.5 100.0% 290078.0 100.0% Category Moorpark College Oxnard College Ventura College District Wide Average Age 23.2 years 25.3 years 24.5 years 24.1 years Average Units per Student 10.1 units 9.5 units 9.6 units 9.6 units Percentage Distribution of Units 43.9% 19.2% 36.9% 100.0% Spring 2016 – VCCCD ENROLLMENTS DATA Page Data Table 5 . Ethnicity and Gender 6 . Census Age Category and Gender 7 .
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