Office of Institutional Research Irene Graff, Mike Wilson. June 12, (Source data: Chancellor s Office, El Camino College)

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STUDENT PROFILE El Camino College Winter 2007 Office of Institutional Research Irene Graff, Mike Wilson June 12, 2007 (Source data: Chancellor s Office, El Camino College)

Demographic and Enrollment Characteristics Summary Winter 2007 The Student Profile features a selection of demographic and enrollment characteristics of the Winter 2007 student body. A quick summary of many of the characteristics featured in this report is provided below; additional course enrollment variables also are provided. Pages 3 through 13 provide more detailed information and analysis by topic. A threeyear study of these common variables is available in a separate report. Category Characteristic Winter 2007 n % All Students 5,355 100.0 Gender Female 2,972 55.5 Male 2,381 44.5 Age Under Age 17 29 0.5 17 56 1.0 18 832 15.5 19 1,002 18.7 20 792 14.8 21 522 9.7 22 297 5.5 23 237 4.4 24 204 3.8 25-29 548 10.2 30-39 447 8.3 40-49 240 4.5 50-64 105 2.0 65+ 42 0.8 Ethnicity African-American 949 17.7 Amer Ind/Alaskan 17 0.3 Asian 905 16.9 Filipino 217 4.1 Latino 1,690 31.6 Pacific Islander 52 1.0 White 986 18.4 Other 106 2.0 Unknown or Declined 433 8.1 Residency California Resident 4,471 83.5 Out of State 17 0.3 International 318 5.9 Unknown 549 10.3

Category Characteristic Winter 2007 n % Enrollment First-time Student 91 1.7 Status First-time Transfer 168 3.1 Returning 437 8.2 Continuing 4,620 86.3 K-12 Special Admit 39 0.7 Education Not HS Grad 130 2.4 Level HS Grad or Equiv. 4,680 87.4 AA/AS Degree 143 2.7 Bachelor's or Higher 190 3.5 Unknown 212 4.0 Class Times Daytime Student 3,827 71.5 Evening Student 750 14.0 Comb Day/Eve Student 198 3.7 Educational Intend to Transfer 3,057 57.1 Goal Degree/Certif. Only 399 7.5 Retrain/recertif. 190 3.5 Basic Skills/GED 118 2.2 Enrichment 113 2.1 Undecided 1,012 18.9 Unknown 466 8.7 Unit Load Fewer than 6 units 4,346 81.2 (At Census) 6 to 8.5 units 955 17.8 9 to 11.5 units 52 1.0 12 to 14.5 units 2 0.0 15 units or more 0 0.0 Term Credit Students 5,355 100.0 Units Total Units 19,083 Average Units/Student 4 Cumulative 15 units or fewer 1,787 33.4 Units 15.5 to 30 units 1,234 23.0 30.5 to 60 units 1,629 30.4 Over 60 units 705 13.2 Instruction Lecture 5,959 Method Laboratory 1,380 (dup. headcount) Distance Education 580 Work Experience 0 Independent Study 0 Accounting Weekly Census 0 Method Daily Census 6,747 (dup. headcount) Positive Attendance 358 Indep. Study/Work Exper. 0

Age by Gender The age distribution of El Camino College students reflects a variety of students but a larger share of traditional college-aged students are found in the Winter intersession. Average student age is 24, 2 years lower than in fall, while the 18 to 23 age group composes over two-thirds of the winter student body. Median ages are also lower, ranging between 19 and 21 with an overall median of 20 (compared with 22 in fall). Overall, 25% more women than men attend ECC. The largest differences were found among working adults. College-aged differences were between 10 and 20%. Age Group 90+ 85-89 80-84 75-79 70-74 65-69 60-64 55-59 50-54 45-49 40-44 35-39 30-34 25-29 20-24 15-19 10-14 05-09 Male Female 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Headcount (in the Hundreds) Age Male Female Total 10-14 2 1 3 15-19 885 1,031 1,916 20-24 984 1,067 2,051 25-29 223 325 548 30-34 84 191 275 35-39 53 119 172 40-44 50 86 136 45-49 38 66 104 50-54 15 31 46 55-59 16 29 45 60-64 9 5 14 65-69 2 4 6 70-74 11 5 16 75-79 6 5 11 80+ 3 6 9 Total 2,381 2,971 5,352 18 to 23 Year Olds Age Male Female Total 18 377 455 832 19 464 538 1,002 20 403 389 792 21 239 283 522 22 139 158 297 23 106 131 237 Total 1,728 1,954 3,682 * Total does not add up to fall enrollment total due to invalid entries for age and gender.

Ethnicity El Camino College (ECC) maintains similar ethnic diversity in Winter, although Asians are represented at higher rates than in fall. The campus serves a large percentage of African- American, Latino, Asian and White students, reflecting the diversity of the district. American Indian 0.3% Asian 16.9% Filipino 4.1% Latino 31.6% Ethnicity African- American 17.7% Pacific Islander 1.0% Unknown 8.1% Other 2.0% White 18.4% Group Count African-American 949 American Indian 17 Asian 905 Filipino 217 Latino 1,690 Pacific Islander 52 White 986 Other 106 Unknown 433 Total 5,355 * Includes Alaskan Natives

Age by Ethnicity The table below presents point measures of age for each ethnic group 1. The mean age tends to be considerably higher than the median due to significant numbers of older-aged students. The mode is 18 or 19, depending on the group. In general, the African-American, White or American Indian/Alaskan Native student tends to be older, while Filipino, Latino and Pacific Islander students are relatively younger than the ECC student population as a whole. Age by Ethnicity Descriptive Statistics Group Count Mean Median Mode African-American 948 25.1 21 19 Amer Ind/Alaskan 17 25.6 21 18 Asian 905 23.4 20 19 Filipino 217 21.9 20 19 Latino 1,690 22.7 20 19 Pacific Islander 52 22.8 20 18 White 986 26.5 21 18 Other/Unknown 538 24.8 19 19 Total 5,353 24.0 20 19 1 Definitions of descriptive statistics used to measure age: mean age is the average age, or the single age that best describes the ECC student body; median age is the age at which 50% of the ECC population lies above and below; and mode age is the single most common age.

Citizenship and Residency Status The vast majority of Winter 2007 students are U.S. citizens but a significant portion of the population (3%) is international students coming from over 60 countries. The top 10 source countries are provided below. Nearly 84% of all students are officially California residents, slightly lower than in fall. Temp Res or Refugee 2.0% Perm Resident 9.6% Student Visa 3.0% Other or Unk 3.6% Citizenship Over half of Winter students come from outside the district, with nearly one-third coming from the Los Angeles Community College District. Residency Description Count % El Camino CCD 2,407 44.9% Los Angeles CCD 1,706 31.9% Compton CCD 165 3.1% Long Beach CCD 79 1.5% Other Cal. CC Districts 114 2.1% Other California Resident 0 0.0% California Total 4,471 83.5% US Res, Outside California 17 0.3% AB540 Student Residency 122 2.3% Out of State Total 139 2.6% Outside United States 318 5.9% International Total 318 5.9% Unknown Residency 427 8.0% Total 5,355 US Citizen 81.9% Top 10 (of 68) Countries of Origin F1 Visa Students Country Count Japan 65 Korea, Rep. of (South) 47 Hong Kong 10 Taiwan 3 Vietnam 5 Mongolia 4 Philippines 4 Indonesia 2 Thailand 2 Nigeria 2 Source: International Student Program

Disability Status About 5% of Winter 2007 students have a registered disability, with a slightly larger percentage of males than females registered. The most common disability is Mobility Impairment, representing 24% of students with registered disabilities, followed by learning disabilities at 21%. Primary Disability by Gender Primary Disability Female Male Total n % n % n % Acquired Brain Injury 9 7.1 9 7.8 18 7.4 Developmentally Delayed Learner 7 5.5 9 7.8 16 6.6 Hearing Impaired 11 8.7 7 6.0 18 7.4 Learning Disability 31 24.4 20 17.2 51 21.0 Mobility Impaired 32 25.2 26 22.4 58 23.9 Psychological Disability 5 3.9 7 6.0 12 4.9 Speech/Language Impaired 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 Visually Impaired 2 1.6 1 0.9 3 1.2 Other Disability 30 23.6 37 31.9 67 27.6 Total 127 116 243 Mobility 23.9% Psych. 4.9% Speech/ Lang. 0.0% Visual 1.2% Other 27.6% Brain Injury 7.4% Learning 21.0% Primary Disability Hearing 7.4% Developm't 6.6%

Enrollment Status and Education Level The vast majority of Winter 2007 students (86%) are continuing students from the previous fall term. A much smaller group of students (8%) are returning, indicating that they had enrolled at El Camino College in at least one term before fall 2006. About 5% of students are new to ECC, either new to any college or transferring from another. Some students take classes at El Camino College while they are still in high school and have a special admissions status. These represent about 1% of the student body in Winter 2007. Enrollment Status Count First-time Student 91 First-time Transfer 168 Returning 437 Continuing 4,620 K-12 Special Admit 39 Total 5,355 Continuing 86% Enrollment Status K-12 Special Admit 1% First-time Student 2% Returning 8% First-time Transfer 3% About 94% of ECC students have at least a high school diploma or equivalent. Only 7% of students have an Associate s degree or higher, another indicator that Winter enrolls more of the traditional college age student. About 2% of students are not high school graduates; over half of these are still in high school. Education Level AA/AS Degree 3% Education Level Count Not HS Grad 130 HS Grad or Equiv. 4,680 AA/AS Degree 143 Bachelor's or Higher 190 Unknown 212 Total 5,355 HS Grad or Equiv. 87% Bachelor's or Higher 4% Unknown 4% Not HS Grad 2%

Campus Enrollment Patterns Winter courses are offered 6 days a week and during both daytime and evening hours. Over three quarters of students enroll in at least one daytime class, while only 14% enroll exclusively in evening classes. Nearly 72% of ECC students are enrolled only during daytime hours, much higher than in fall or spring. The unknown percentage includes students enrolled exclusively in distance education courses; this percentage is also higher than in fall. Nearly 5,000 students are on campus attending classes Monday through Thursday (bottom chart), with just under 4,000 students attending on Fridays. Saturday has limited offerings and thus few students are on campus that day. Day/Evening Attendance Evening Only 14.0% Daytime Only 71.5% Day and Evening 3.7% Unknown or N/A 10.8% Students on Campus by Day of the Week 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 - Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Count 4,757 4,845 4,732 4,879 3,926 8 - % Students 19.9% 20.2% 19.8% 20.4% 16.4% 0.0% 0.0%

Educational Goal The educational goal of enrolled students is captured on the initial application and may change over the course of a student s career. The chart below shows the education goals of students following the process of matriculation (testing, orientation and counseling). Note: not all students go through this process so some educational goals remain unchanged. The largest percentage of students (63%) indicated an intention to transfer to a 4-year institution as their goal; this percentage is higher than in fall. The second largest category is undecided at 21%. Students with other educational goals (degree/certificate, retraining, etc) are found in smaller numbers compared to fall. Educational Goal - After Matriculation Enrichment 2.3% Undecided 20.7% Basic Skills/ GED 2.4% Retrain/ recertif. 11% Degree/ Certif. Only 8.2% Intend to Transfer 62.5%

Unit Load Over 80% of students are enrolled in less than 6 units, indicating that most students take only one course during the brief winter intersession. More than 1000 students take 6 units or more. 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 Less than 3 3.0 to 5.5 6.0 to 8.5 9.0 to 11.5 12.0 to 14.5 Unit Load Count Less than 3 927 3.0 to 5.5 3,419 6.0 to 8.5 955 9.0 to 11.5 52 12.0 to 14.5 2 Total 5,355

Student Retention and Success Student academic performance within a term can be measured in several ways. Most common are student retention (completing a course, regardless of final grade), success (completing a course with a C/CR or better) and Grade Point Average (GPA). Success and retention along with a course grade distribution are provided in the table below. In Winter 2007, students were retained at a rate of about 87%, nearly 10 points higher than during a regular-length term. Nearly 78% succeeded by receiving a C/CR or better in a course, 15 points higher than a fall or spring term. The overall term GPA is 2.99, about a third of a grade point higher than in fall 2006. Course Grade Distribution, Success and Retention Rates Grade Count % Rate A 2,632 38.0 B 1,459 21.1 C 879 12.7 CR (credit) 409 5.9 D 226 3.3 F 343 5.0 NC (no credit) 65 0.9 Incomplete 33 0.5 Withdrawal 877 12.7 Non-Credit 0 0.0 Total 6,923 100.0 Success: 77.7% Retention: 87.3% Term GPA: 2.99 Success and Retention Rates 100.0% 80.0% Rate (Percent) 60.0% 40.0% 77.7% 87.3% 20.0% 0.0% Success Retention

Enrollment Persistence Persistence is a measure of academic program success defined as the rate at which students return to college in subsequent terms. Persistence rates were analyzed for this report to show how winter intersession enrollment affects persistence from fall to spring. The grid below shows the numbers of fall enrolled students who enrolled in winter and/or spring. Fall to spring persistence rates are also listed. Rates were calculated for Fall 2005 to Spring 2006 since official spring numbers are not yet available. Students who included the winter session in their enrollment plans persisted at a much higher rate (over 95%) compared to students who skipped winter session (59%). The overall rate was about 65%. Persistence Rates by Term Enrolled Fall 2005 enrolled students Spring Yes No Total Persistence Rate Winter Yes 3,675 189 3,864 95.1% No 12,275 8,544 20,819 59.0% Total 15,950 8,733 24,683 64.6% Persistence Rate by Winter Enrollment Fall 2005 Enrolled Students 100.0% 80.0% 60.0% 40.0% 20.0% 0.0% No Winter Winter Total