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FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611Administrators 31Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273)Classified 186Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58)RaceEthnicityAsian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5)Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1)Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
Novato 1881 192
South Marin 1226 125
North San Rafael 1026 105
West Marin 207 21
Outside Marin 1525 156
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENTThe Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestrycolor religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital statusmedical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus835 College AvenueKentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus1800 Ignacio BlvdNovato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE)Published in November 2017
FAST FACTS ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67 186
Associate of Science 79 219
Associate of Science - Transfer 32 89
Certificates 59 163
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115 140
Certificate of Achievement 225 28
Advance Career Interest 1212 152
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935 117
Educational Development 790 99
Meet 4-year college requirements 584 73
Not Specified 372 47
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59Median Age 26RaceEthnicityAsian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4)Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54)International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries)dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30RaceEthnicityAsian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1)Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03)Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
FAST FACTS ACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091 Credit 7964 (61) ESL 2149 (16) Community Education 3541 (27) Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11) Kentfield Campus 11555 (88) Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502 Credit 1917 (77) ESL 201 (8) Community Education 448 (18) Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15 Kentfield Campus 2048 (82) Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
FAST FACTSACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091Credit 7964 (61)ESL 2149 (16)Community Education 3541 (27)Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11)Kentfield Campus 11555 (88)Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502Credit 1917 (77)ESL 201 (8)Community Education 448 (18)Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15Kentfield Campus 2048 (82)Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59Median Age 26RaceEthnicityAsian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4)Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54)International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries)dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30RaceEthnicityAsian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1)Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03)Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
186
219
89
163
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67
Associate of Science 79
Associate of Science - Transfer 32
Certificates 59
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
140
28
152
117
99
73
47
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115
Certificate of Achievement 225
Advance Career Interest 1212
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935
Educational Development 790
Meet 4-year college requirements 584
Not Specified 372
FAST FACTSACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091Credit 7964 (61)ESL 2149 (16)Community Education 3541 (27)Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11)Kentfield Campus 11555 (88)Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502Credit 1917 (77)ESL 201 (8)Community Education 448 (18)Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15Kentfield Campus 2048 (82)Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67 186
Associate of Science 79 219
Associate of Science - Transfer 32 89
Certificates 59 163
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115 140
Certificate of Achievement 225 28
Advance Career Interest 1212 152
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935 117
Educational Development 790 99
Meet 4-year college requirements 584 73
Not Specified 372 47
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59 Median Age 26 RaceEthnicity Asian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4) Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54) International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries) dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91 Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30 RaceEthnicity Asian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1) Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03) Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
FAST FACTS
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENTThe Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestrycolor religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital statusmedical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus835 College AvenueKentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus1800 Ignacio BlvdNovato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE)Published in November 2017
ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611 Administrators 31 Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273) Classified 186 Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58) RaceEthnicity Asian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5) Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1) Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84 Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
192
125
105
21
156
Novato 1881
South Marin 1226
North San Rafael 1026
West Marin 207
Outside Marin 1525
FAST FACTS
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611Administrators 31Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273)Classified 186Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58)RaceEthnicityAsian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5)Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1)Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
Novato 1881 192
South Marin 1226 125
North San Rafael 1026 105
West Marin 207 21
Outside Marin 1525 156ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestry color religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital status medical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406 Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus 835 College Avenue Kentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus 1800 Ignacio Blvd Novato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Published in November 2017
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67 186
Associate of Science 79 219
Associate of Science - Transfer 32 89
Certificates 59 163
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115 140
Certificate of Achievement 225 28
Advance Career Interest 1212 152
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935 117
Educational Development 790 99
Meet 4-year college requirements 584 73
Not Specified 372 47
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59Median Age 26RaceEthnicityAsian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4)Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54)International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries)dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30RaceEthnicityAsian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1)Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03)Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
FAST FACTS ACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091 Credit 7964 (61) ESL 2149 (16) Community Education 3541 (27) Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11) Kentfield Campus 11555 (88) Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502 Credit 1917 (77) ESL 201 (8) Community Education 448 (18) Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15 Kentfield Campus 2048 (82) Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
FAST FACTSACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091Credit 7964 (61)ESL 2149 (16)Community Education 3541 (27)Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11)Kentfield Campus 11555 (88)Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502Credit 1917 (77)ESL 201 (8)Community Education 448 (18)Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15Kentfield Campus 2048 (82)Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59Median Age 26RaceEthnicityAsian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4)Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54)International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries)dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30RaceEthnicityAsian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1)Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03)Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
186
219
89
163
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67
Associate of Science 79
Associate of Science - Transfer 32
Certificates 59
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
140
28
152
117
99
73
47
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115
Certificate of Achievement 225
Advance Career Interest 1212
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935
Educational Development 790
Meet 4-year college requirements 584
Not Specified 372
FAST FACTSACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091Credit 7964 (61)ESL 2149 (16)Community Education 3541 (27)Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11)Kentfield Campus 11555 (88)Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502Credit 1917 (77)ESL 201 (8)Community Education 448 (18)Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15Kentfield Campus 2048 (82)Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67 186
Associate of Science 79 219
Associate of Science - Transfer 32 89
Certificates 59 163
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115 140
Certificate of Achievement 225 28
Advance Career Interest 1212 152
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935 117
Educational Development 790 99
Meet 4-year college requirements 584 73
Not Specified 372 47
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59 Median Age 26 RaceEthnicity Asian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4) Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54) International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries) dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91 Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30 RaceEthnicity Asian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1) Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03) Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
FAST FACTS
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENTThe Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestrycolor religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital statusmedical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus835 College AvenueKentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus1800 Ignacio BlvdNovato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE)Published in November 2017
ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611 Administrators 31 Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273) Classified 186 Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58) RaceEthnicity Asian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5) Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1) Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84 Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
192
125
105
21
156
Novato 1881
South Marin 1226
North San Rafael 1026
West Marin 207
Outside Marin 1525
FAST FACTS
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611Administrators 31Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273)Classified 186Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58)RaceEthnicityAsian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5)Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1)Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
Novato 1881 192
South Marin 1226 125
North San Rafael 1026 105
West Marin 207 21
Outside Marin 1525 156ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestry color religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital status medical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406 Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus 835 College Avenue Kentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus 1800 Ignacio Blvd Novato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Published in November 2017
FAST FACTSACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091Credit 7964 (61)ESL 2149 (16)Community Education 3541 (27)Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11)Kentfield Campus 11555 (88)Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502Credit 1917 (77)ESL 201 (8)Community Education 448 (18)Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15Kentfield Campus 2048 (82)Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59Median Age 26RaceEthnicityAsian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4)Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54)International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries)dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30RaceEthnicityAsian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1)Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03)Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
186
219
89
163
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67
Associate of Science 79
Associate of Science - Transfer 32
Certificates 59
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
140
28
152
117
99
73
47
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115
Certificate of Achievement 225
Advance Career Interest 1212
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935
Educational Development 790
Meet 4-year college requirements 584
Not Specified 372
FAST FACTSACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091Credit 7964 (61)ESL 2149 (16)Community Education 3541 (27)Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11)Kentfield Campus 11555 (88)Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502Credit 1917 (77)ESL 201 (8)Community Education 448 (18)Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15Kentfield Campus 2048 (82)Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67 186
Associate of Science 79 219
Associate of Science - Transfer 32 89
Certificates 59 163
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115 140
Certificate of Achievement 225 28
Advance Career Interest 1212 152
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935 117
Educational Development 790 99
Meet 4-year college requirements 584 73
Not Specified 372 47
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59 Median Age 26 RaceEthnicity Asian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4) Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54) International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries) dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91 Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30 RaceEthnicity Asian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1) Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03) Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
FAST FACTS
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENTThe Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestrycolor religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital statusmedical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus835 College AvenueKentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus1800 Ignacio BlvdNovato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE)Published in November 2017
ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611 Administrators 31 Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273) Classified 186 Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58) RaceEthnicity Asian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5) Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1) Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84 Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
192
125
105
21
156
Novato 1881
South Marin 1226
North San Rafael 1026
West Marin 207
Outside Marin 1525
FAST FACTS
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611Administrators 31Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273)Classified 186Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58)RaceEthnicityAsian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5)Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1)Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
Novato 1881 192
South Marin 1226 125
North San Rafael 1026 105
West Marin 207 21
Outside Marin 1525 156ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestry color religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital status medical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406 Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus 835 College Avenue Kentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus 1800 Ignacio Blvd Novato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Published in November 2017
FAST FACTSACADEMIC YEAR 2016 ndash 2017
HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Total 13091Credit 7964 (61)ESL 2149 (16)Community Education 3541 (27)Basic Skills (credit only) 1389 (11)Kentfield Campus 11555 (88)Indian Valley Campus 2446 (19)
CLASSES OFFERED
Total 2502Credit 1917 (77)ESL 201 (8)Community Education 448 (18)Basic Skills Classes (credit only) 141 (6) Average Class Size 15Kentfield Campus 2048 (82)Indian Valley Campus 454 (18)
Categories include duplication
DEGREES amp CERTIFICATES (awarded for 2016mdash2017)
AA and AS 302 Certificates 59
Degree Quantity
Associate of Arts 124 343
Associate of Arts ndash Transfer 67 186
Associate of Science 79 219
Associate of Science - Transfer 32 89
Certificates 59 163
Educational Goal (Credit Students) Students
Associate Degree (AAAS) 2731 343
BABS Transfer (No AAAS) 1115 140
Certificate of Achievement 225 28
Advance Career Interest 1212 152
Basic SkillsHigh School Diploma 935 117
Educational Development 790 99
Meet 4-year college requirements 584 73
Not Specified 372 47
CREDIT STUDENTS
Gender Male 41 Female 59 Median Age 26 RaceEthnicity Asian 635 (8) BlackAfrican American 300 (4) Hispanic 2201 (28) Multi-racial 451 (6) Native-American 18 (02) White 4214 (54) International Students 94dagger (Representing 30 countries) dagger Includes credit noncredit and community education students
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Median Age 63
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (credit and noncredit)
Enrollment Status Credit 9 Noncredit 91 Gender Male 40 Female 60 Median Age 30 RaceEthnicity Asian 137 (9) BlackAfrican American 18 (1) Hispanic 1270 (81) Multi-racial 5 (03) Native-American 3 (02) White 128 (8)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO TRANSFERRED TO 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (2015mdash2016)
Total 345
FAST FACTS
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENTThe Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestrycolor religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital statusmedical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus835 College AvenueKentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus1800 Ignacio BlvdNovato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE)Published in November 2017
ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611 Administrators 31 Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273) Classified 186 Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58) RaceEthnicity Asian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5) Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1) Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84 Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
192
125
105
21
156
Novato 1881
South Marin 1226
North San Rafael 1026
West Marin 207
Outside Marin 1525
FAST FACTS
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611Administrators 31Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273)Classified 186Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58)RaceEthnicityAsian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5)Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1)Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
Novato 1881 192
South Marin 1226 125
North San Rafael 1026 105
West Marin 207 21
Outside Marin 1525 156ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestry color religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital status medical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406 Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus 835 College Avenue Kentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus 1800 Ignacio Blvd Novato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Published in November 2017
FAST FACTS
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENTThe Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestrycolor religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital statusmedical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus835 College AvenueKentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus1800 Ignacio BlvdNovato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE)Published in November 2017
ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611 Administrators 31 Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273) Classified 186 Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58) RaceEthnicity Asian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5) Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1) Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84 Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
192
125
105
21
156
Novato 1881
South Marin 1226
North San Rafael 1026
West Marin 207
Outside Marin 1525
FAST FACTS
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611Administrators 31Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273)Classified 186Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58)RaceEthnicityAsian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5)Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1)Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
Novato 1881 192
South Marin 1226 125
North San Rafael 1026 105
West Marin 207 21
Outside Marin 1525 156ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestry color religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital status medical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406 Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus 835 College Avenue Kentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus 1800 Ignacio Blvd Novato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Published in November 2017
FAST FACTS
FACULTY STAFF AND ADMINISTRATORS (fall 2016)
Total Employees 611Administrators 31Faculty 394 (TenuredTenure Track 121 Temporary 273)Classified 186Gender Male 255 (42) Female 355 (58)RaceEthnicityAsian 51 (9) BlackAfrican American 27 (5)Hispanic 48 (9) Multi-racial 8 (1)Native-American 5 (1) White 419 (75)
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION (credit and noncredit)
Marin Residents 84Location Students
Central Marin 3938 402
Novato 1881 192
South Marin 1226 125
North San Rafael 1026 105
West Marin 207 21
Outside Marin 1525 156ACADEMIC YEAR 2016ndash2017
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT The Marin Community College District (MCCD) is committed by law and policy not to discriminate on the basis of or the perception of race ethnic group identification ancestry color religion age gender national origin sexual orientation or expression disability (mental or physical) marital status medical condition and status as a veteran in any of its educational and employment programs and activities its policies practices and procedures The lack of English skills andor hearingvisual impairment will not be a barrier to admission or participation in educational programs
College of Marin students seeking disability related accommodations should contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Office located in LC 40 4154859406 Individuals seeking disability related accommodations for campus functions and events may call the Student Activities amp Advocacy Office 4154859376 Inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies can be obtained by calling the Executive Director of Human Resources 4154859504
Kentfield Campus 835 College Avenue Kentfield CA 94904
Indian Valley Campus 1800 Ignacio Blvd Novato CA 94949
marinedu
Planning Research amp Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Published in November 2017
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