Data Nuggets 2014

College of Marin’s strategic plan calls for developing courses and services that allow for anytime/anywhere delivery.

Helping more students accomplish their educational goals is key to our mission and a major focus of our strategic plan. One high-impact practice that improves students’ chances of success is new student orientation.

One of College of Marin’s strategic plan objectives is to implement teaching and learning strategies that improve student success. Students working together on projects in class is an active and collaborative learning best practice that is known to help students succeed.

Do you know…? To which California public university did the largest number of COM students transfer in 2012-13?

What percentage of the annual goals for the 2013-14 action steps of COM's Strategic Plan 2012-2015 were achieved?

Do you know how many credit course sections College of Marin is offering at Kentfield, IVC and online this summer?

Do you know the graduation rate of the full-time, first-time degree/certificate-seeking students who entered College of Marin in Fall 2010 and completed a degree or certificate within three years?

Do you know what percentage of first-time students who entered the College in 2007-2008 have either earned a degree or certificate, transferred to a 4-year institution, or completed 60 UC/CSU transfer credits (as defined in the Scorecard produced by the Chancellor’s Office)?

Do you know what percentage of credit students at College of Marin are enrolled in at least one Distance Learning class for spring 2014?

(…a fun test of your knowledge about our customers…and a chance to learn to understand them better through data)

Which age group below comprised the second largest percentage of students enrolled in College of Marin for fall 2013, fall 2012, fall 2011, fall 2010, fall 2009 and fall 2008?