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NCCCS Performance Measures and Standards
CFCC Performance Results, 2001-02 through 2005-06
Performance Measure |
Performance Results 2001-02 |
Performance Results 2002-03 |
Performance Results 2003-04 |
Performance Results 2004-05 |
Performance Results 2005-06 |
1. Progress of Basic Skills Students
(Required for Performance Funding) |
77% of CFCC Basic Skills students progressed
(total of 3,372 CFCC literacy students)
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76% of CFCC Basic Skills students progressed
(total of 3,539 CFCC literacy students)
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78% of CFCC Basic Skills students progressed
(total of 3,243 CFCC literacy students)
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78% of CFCC Basic Skills students progressed
(total of 3,201 CFCC literacy students)
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79% of CFCC Basic Skills students progressed
(total of 3,401 CFCC literacy students) |
2. Passing Rates on Licensure and Certification Examinations
(Required for Performance Funding) |
Aggregate score: 90%
Number of Exams with a passing rate <70%: 0
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Aggregate score: 88%
Number of Exams with a passing rate <70%: 2
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Aggregate score: 91%
Number of Exams with a passing rate <70%: 0
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Aggregate score: 91%
Number of Exams with a passing rate <70%: 0
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Aggregate score: 92%
Number of Exams with a passing rate <70%: 1
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3. Goal Completion for Program Completers
(Required for performance funding) |
99% of the completers indicated they met their goal
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98% of the completers indicated they met their goal
(784 Responses) |
98% of the completers indicated they met their goal
(1,085 Responses) |
99% of the completers indicated they met their goal
(484 Responses) |
99% of the completers indicated they met their goal
(636 Responses) |
4. Employment Status of Graduates
(Required for Performance Funding) |
99.57%
(691 graduates) |
98.85%
(785 graduates) |
99.52% employed
(841 graduates) |
99.54% employed
(871 graduates) |
99.87% employed
(769 graduates) |
5. Performance of College Transfer Students
(Required for Performance Funding) |
79.0% of transfers combined from both groups achieved a GPA of 2.0 or better (total transfers: 257)
1. 78.4%- with 24 or more semester hours at CFCC (148 students);
2. 79.8%- Associate Degree recipients (109 students)
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85.0% of transfers combined from both groups achieved a GPA of 2.0 or better (total transfers: 468)
1. 83.6%- with 24 or more semester hours at CFCC (299 students);
2. 87.6%- Associate Degree recipients (169 students) |
83.8% of transfers combined from both groups achieved a GPA of 2.0 or better (total transfers: 345)
1. 82.4%- with 24 or more semester hours at CFCC (159 students);
2. 85.0%- Associate Degree recipients (186 students) |
81.1% of transfers combined from both groups achieved a GPA of 2.0 or better (total transfers: 381)
1. 75.6%- with 24 or more semester hours at CFCC (164 students);
2. 85.3%- Associate Degree recipients (217 students) |
80.4% of transfers combined from both groups achieved a GPA of 2.0 or better (total transfers: 378)
1. 76.6%- with 24 or more semester hours at CFCC (171 students);
2. 83.6%- Associate Degree recipients (207 students) |
6. Passing Rates of Students in Developmental Courses |
Total: 2,578 completed; 89% grade “C” or better
Math-1,589 completed; 87% grade “C” or better; English- 989 completed; 91% grade “C” or better |
Total: 10,038 completed; 70% grade “C” or better
Math-2,093 completed; 69% grade “C” or better; English- 1,253 completed; 72% grade “C” or better; Reading-6,692 completed; 70% grade “C” or better |
Total: 3,014 completed; 71% grade “C” or better
Math-1,884 completed; 69% grade “C” or better; English- 1,130 completed; 74% grade “C” or better; |
Total: 2,996 completed; 63% grade “C” or better
Math-1,885 completed; 60% grade “C” or better; English- 1,141 completed; 67% grade “C” or better; |
Total: 2,910 completed; 64% grade “C” or better
Math-1,780 completed; 64% grade “C” or better; English- 1,130 completed; 63% grade “C” or better |
7. Success Rates of Developmental Students in Subsequent College-Level Courses |
There are no statistically significant differences in the performance of CFCC developmental students when compared to the performance of CFCC non-developmental students.
86% (of 601) developmental students and 79% (of 1,989) non-developmental students passed the college-level courses. |
There are no statistically significant differences in the performance of CFCC developmental students when compared to the performance of CFCC non-developmental students.
85% (of 606) developmental students and 80% (of 2,439) non-developmental students passed the college-level courses. |
There are no statistically significant differences in the performance of CFCC developmental students when compared to the performance of CFCC non-developmental students.
81% (of 534) developmental students and 77% (of 2,545) non-developmental students passed the college-level courses. |
There are no statistically significant differences in the performance of CFCC developmental students when compared to the performance of CFCC non-developmental students.
85% (of 664) developmental students and 75% (of 2,503) non-developmental students passed the college-level courses. |
n/a |
8. Satisfaction of Program Completers and Non-Completers |
Total: 98% of the combined respondents (757) reported satisfaction
97% (of 145) CFCC non-completers reported satisfaction
98% (of 612) completers reported satisfaction |
Total: 98% of the combined respondents (878) reported satisfaction
95% (of 108) CFCC non-completers reported satisfaction
98% (of 770) completers reported satisfaction |
Total: 97% of the combined respondents (1,157) reported satisfaction
98% (of 164) CFCC non-completers reported satisfaction
97% (of 993) completers reported satisfaction |
Total: 98% of the combined respondents (319) reported satisfaction
90% (of 83) CFCC non-completers reported satisfaction
99% (of 236) completers reported satisfaction |
Total: 98% of the combined respondents (762) reported satisfaction
98% (of 169) CFCC non-completers reported satisfaction
98% (of 593) completers reported satisfaction |
9. Curriculum Student Retention and Graduation |
71% graduated or are still enrolled.
Total cohort was 5,336 with 14% graduating and 57% returning the following fall. |
70% graduated or are still enrolled.
Total cohort was 6,092 with 14% graduating and 56% returning the following fall. |
70% graduated or are still enrolled.
Total cohort was 6,262 with 16% graduating and 54% returning the following fall. |
63% graduated or are still enrolled.
Total cohort was 6,178 with 14% graduating and 49% returning the following fall. |
65% graduated or are still enrolled.
Total cohort was 6,424 with 13% graduating and 52% returning the following fall. |
10. Employer Satisfaction with Graduates
(CFCC selected as its sixth measure for performance funding) |
98% of employers surveyed reported satisfaction
150 employers were surveyed with a 32% response rate |
93% of employers surveyed reported satisfaction
134 employers were surveyed with a 39% response rate |
97% of employers surveyed reported satisfaction
144 employers were surveyed with a 35% response rate |
97% of employers surveyed reported satisfaction
574 employers were surveyed with a 35% response rate |
100% of employers surveyed reported satisfaction
17 employers were surveyed with a 35% response rate |
11. Client Satisfaction with Customized Training |
100% satisfied
(187 clients responded to the survey) |
100% satisfied
(160 clients responded to the survey) |
100% satisfied
(214 clients responded to the survey) |
100% satisfied
(431 clients responded to the survey) |
99% satisfied
(818 clients responded to the survey) |
12. Program Enrollment |
All CFCC programs met the standard. |
1 CFCC program did not have a three-year average annual headcount of 10 students. |
All CFCC programs met this standard. |
All CFCC programs met this standard. |
All CFCC programs met this standard. |