NEW MEXICO DUAL CREDIT PROGRAM FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015New Mexico Higher Education Department

Planning & Research Division

Types of Dual Credit Data Collected

SSN STARS ID Demographic

Name Ethnicity Gender Birth date

High School ACT code Postsecondary Institution

Type of Courses Taken Credit Hours Grades Year of High School

Graduation Methods of Course Delivery Course Location

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Dual Credit Enrollment Information

Fall 2014 11,428 Students *

17,509 Records**

Spring 2015 11,440 Students *

18,216 Records**

Academic Year 2014-2015 17,331 Unique Students ***

9,369 Female Students 7,962 Male Students

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*The number of students represent distinct head count for a dual credit student for each semester. **Records refer to number of courses each student can take in a given semester ( e.g one student can take three classes so there will be three records). *** For AY14-15, unique students refer to distinct students that were taking DC courses in any semester and enrolled by census. DC students (an additional 143) that registered after census have not been included as no demographic information (ethnicity, gender) is available. There were (17,474) unique students in total for AY14-15

Summer 2014 1,855

Students *

2,737 Records **

NM Dual Credit Program Growth

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9,951 10,985 12,263 11,666

14,151

17,006 17,331

22,453

25,840 27,751 27,132

32,716

38,304 38,462

-

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

40,000

45,000

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

NM Dual Credit Program Growth2009-2015

Students Courses

11.1%

1.1% 1.1%

47.4%

0.1% 1.0%

10.8%

1.4%

25.8%

0.0%

5.0%

10.0%

15.0%

20.0%

25.0%

30.0%

35.0%

40.0%

45.0%

50.0%

American Indian Asian Black or AfricanAmerican

Hispanic Native Hawaiian Non-ResidentAlien

Race & EthicityUnknown

Two or MoreRaces

White

Dual Credit Enrollment By Ethnicity

AY14-155

Non-resident generally refers to a student who is not a U.S. citizen or does not have a permanent resident status. Native Hawaiian includes Pacific Islander. Data is being reported under the new ethnicity guidelines. Distinct student count within each Academic Year (Summer 14, Fall 14, and Spring 15)

Number of Classes Taken AY14-15

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0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

9000

1 Classes 2 Classes 3 Classes 4 Classes 5 Classes 6+ Classes

1341

470125 50 12 2

8183

2699

940

309137 55

7822

2834

915

403159 98

Summer 14

Fall 14

Spring 15

Course Grade Distribution

OTHER includes Pass / Fail, Credit / No Credit, Withdrawals, No Grade, Audit grades that do not count towards GPA calculation

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0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

A B C D F OTHER

1339

639306

76 178 191

7299

4465

2217

836 837

2381

7688

4580

2341

829983

1952

Summer 14

Fall 14

Spring 15

Course Grade Distribution by Gender

Fall 2014 Spring 2015

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OTHER includes Pass / Fail, Credit / No Credit, Withdrawals, No Grade, etc.

4,297

2,406

1,104

398 417

1,148

3,002

2,059

1,113

438 420

1,233

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500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

4,000

4,500

5,000

A B C D F OTHER

Female MaleA B C D F other

-

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

4,000

4,500

5,000 4,688

2,541

1,139

410 502

1,066

3,000

2,039

1,202

419 481

886

Female Male

Dual Credit Enrollment at Postsecondary Institutions

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Complete list of institution abbreviation available on the last slide of this presentation. Data labels are not being provided at this time as some of them are less than 10.

NMIM

T

NMSU

UNM

ENMU

NMHU

NNMC

WNM

U

ENMU -

Ro

ENMU -R

ui

NMSU

-A

NMSU

-C

NMSU

-DA

NMSU

-G

UNM -G

UNM -

LA

UNM -T

UNM -

VACN

MCC

C

LCC

MCC

NMJC

SJ

C

SFCC

DINE

IAIA

NTU0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

Summer 14

Fall 14

Spring 15

Course Delivery and Course Location

Online vs. Regular Instruction

High School vs. College Campus

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* Spring 15 has 423 courses excluded due to missing data

Fall 11 Spring 12 Fall 12 Spring 13 Fall 13 Spring 14 Fall 14 Spring 15

85%

81% 82%79%

82% 81% 80%78%

15%19%

16%

21% 18% 19% 20%22%

RegularWeb Based

Fall 11 Spring 12

Fall 12 Spring 13

Fall 13 Spring 14

Fall 14 Spring 15*

56% 55% 56% 57% 57%59%

57%

62%

44% 45%44% 43% 43% 41% 43%

38%

College High School

Subject Area of Dual Credit Courses : Summer 2014

CIP Codes Title Enrollment

3 Natural resources and conservation 13

5 Area ethnic cultural and gender studies 8

9 Communication and journalism 114

10 Communications technologies 42

11 Computer and information sciences 19812 Personal and culinary services 10

13 Education 24

14 Engineering 5

15 Engineering technologies / technicians 24

16 Foreign language, literatures, linguistics 239

19 Family and consumer / human science 48

22 Legal profession and studies 1

23 English language and literature / letters 308

24 Liberal arts, general studies, humanities 135

26 Biological and biomedical science 104

27 Mathematics and statistics 250

30 Multi / interdisciplinary studies 11

31 Park, recreation, leisure, and fitness 17

CIP Codes Title Enrollment

32 Basic skills 16

36 Leisure and recreational 6

37 Personal awareness and self improvement 97

38 Philosophy and religious studies 63

40 Physical science 131

41 Science technology / technicians 7

42 Psychology 205

43 Security and protective services 21

44 Public administration and social service professions 1

45 Social science 195

46 Construction trades 4

47 Mechanic and repair technologies / technicians 14

48 Precision production 28

50 Visual and performing arts 238

51 Health profession and related clinical sciences 200

52 Business, management, marketing, and related 41

54 History 111

11 CIP refers to Classification of Instructional Program, a federal classification system of courses by subject area

Subject Area of Dual Credit Courses : Fall 2014

CIP Codes Title Enrollment

1 Agriculture and related sciences 967

3 Natural resources and conservation 102

4 Architecture and related services 2

5 Area ethnic cultural and gender studies 19

9 Communication and journalism 330

10 Communications technologies 130

11 Computer and information sciences 93712 Personal and culinary services 423

13 Education 251

14 Engineering 99

15 Engineering technologies / technicians 571

16 Foreign language, literatures, linguistics 1177

19 Family and consumer / human science 96

22 Legal profession and studies 5

23 English language and literature / letters 1424

24 Liberal arts, general studies, humanities 792

25 Library Sciences 27

26 Biological and biomedical science 574

27 Mathematics and statistics 1125

28 Military Science 1

30 Multi / interdisciplinary studies 146

CIP Codes Title Enrollment

31 Park, recreation, leisure, and fitness 22

32 Basic skills 152

34 Health Related Knowledge 1

36 Leisure and recreational 14

37 Personal awareness and self improvement 1178

38 Philosophy and religious studies 84

39 Theology and religious studies 2

40 Physical science 844

41 Science technology / technicians 46

42 Psychology 693

43 Security and protective services 331

44 Public administration and social service professions 129

45 Social science 843

46 Construction trades 259

47 Mechanic and repair technologies / technicians 611

48 Precision production 788

50 Visual and performing arts 1225

51 Health profession and related clinical sciences 1157

52 Business, management, marketing, and related 995

54 History 632

12 CIP refers to Classification of Instructional Program, a federal classification system of courses by subject area

Subject Area of Dual Credit Courses : Spring 2015

CIP Codes Title Enrollment

1 Agriculture and related sciences 476

3 Natural resources and conservation 46

4 Architecture and related services 18

5 Area ethnic cultural and gender studies 59

9 Communication and journalism 364

10 Communications technologies 156

11 Computer and information sciences 1085

12 Personal and culinary services 387

13 Education 394

14 Engineering 65

15 Engineering technologies / technicians 605

16 Foreign language, literatures, linguistics 1128

19 Family and consumer / human science 205

22 Legal profession and studies 46

23 English language and literature / letters 1637

24 Liberal arts, general studies, humanities 708

26 Biological and biomedical science 670

27 Mathematics and statistics 1324

28 Military Sceince 0

30 Multi / interdisciplinary studies 148

31 Park, recreation, leisure, and fitness 82

CIP Codes Title Enrollment

32 Basic skills 80

34 Health Related Knowledge 1

36 Leisure and recreational 23

37 Personal awareness and self improvement 727

38 Philosophy and religious studies 213

40 Physical science 873

41 Science Technology/Technicians 140

42 Psychology 987

43 Security and protective services 380

44 Public administration and social service professions 146

45 Social science 760

46 Construction trades 316

47 Mechanic and repair technologies / technicians 494

48 Precision production 641

50 Visual and performing arts 1325

51 Health profession and related clinical sciences 1362

52 Business, management, marketing, and related 751

54 History 621

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CIP refers to Classification of Instructional Program, a federal classification system of courses by subject area

CIP refers to Classification of Instructional Program, a federal classification system of courses by subject area

Institutional Abbreviation14

Abbreviation Institution and Campus NameInstitution Campus Institution CampusCCC   Clovis Community College MainCNM   Central New Mexico Community College MainENMU   Eastern New Mexico University MainENMU Ros Eastern New Mexico University Roswell Branch ENMU Rui Eastern New Mexico University Ruidoso Center LCC   Luna Community College MainMCC   Mesa lands Community College MainNMHU   New Mexico Highlands University MainNMIMT   New Mexico Institute of Mining & Tech MainNMJC   New Mexico Junior College MainNMSU   New Mexico State University MainNMSU A New Mexico State University Alamogordo Branch NMSU C New Mexico State University Carlsbad Branch NMSU G New Mexico State University Grants Branch NMSU DA New Mexico State University Dona Ana Branch NNMC   Northern New Mexico College MainSFCC   Santa Fe Community College MainSJC   San Juan College MainUNM   University of New Mexico MainUNM G University of New Mexico Gallup Branch UNM LA University of New Mexico Los Alamos Branch UNM V University of New Mexico Valencia Branch UNM T University of New Mexico Taos Branch WNMU   Western New Mexico University MainDINE Dine College MainIAIA Institute of American Indian Arts MainSIPI Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute MainNTU Navajo Technical University Main