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Page 1: Summer 2014 Fact sheet edited - Home - American Samoa ... 2014 Fact sheet_edited.pdf746 803 SU2010 SU2011 SU2012 SU2013 Unduplicated headcount Summer Terms A. STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

ASCCSummer 2014 Fact Sheet

2014

ASCC

Summer 2014 Fact SheetSummer 2014 Fact Sheet

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American Samoa Community College

1276 1108746 803

SU2010 SU2011 SU2012 SU2013

Unduplicated headcount

Summer Terms

A. STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

A.1. Unduplicated Headcount

• The unduplicated head count for Summer

2014 is 711.

• This is an 11% decrease from Summer 2013

and a steady decrease for all Summer terms

since 2010.

A.2. Student Status

• During the Summer Term, Students who enroll

with six or more credits are considered Full

Time.

• In Summer 2014, More than 50% of enrolled

students were enrolled Full Time and 43% were

enrolled Part Time.

A.3. Student Gender

• There are significantly more females than males

enrolled in ASCC every semester including

Summer terms.

• In Summer 2014, there was 72% more females

than males enrolled in ASCC.

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500

PT FT

Student Status

483

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Female Male

Student Gender

American Samoa Community College

ASCC Fact Sheet (Summer 2014)

711

SU2014

DEMOGRAPHICS

The unduplicated head count for Summer

n 11% decrease from Summer 2013

for all Summer terms

During the Summer Term, Students who enroll

with six or more credits are considered Full

In Summer 2014, More than 50% of enrolled

students were enrolled Full Time and 43% were

There are significantly more females than males

enrolled in ASCC every semester including

In Summer 2014, there was 72% more females

A.4. Age Groups • 77% of students enrolled at

18-25.

A.5. Student Citizenship

• 77% of students enrolled

citizens of American Samoa, 13% are U.S

Citizens, and 7% are Western

• 3% of the students enrolled are citizens of

surrounding countries and Pacific Islands.

A.6. Student Ethnicity

• 97% of students enrolled t

Samoan.

• 3% of the enrollment is made up of

from Asia, other Pacific Islands and Caucasians.

97%

0%

50%

100%

150%

Samoan

Student Ethnicity

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2%77%

12%0%

50%

100%

16-17 18-25 26-35 36

Student Age Group

77% 7%0%

50%

100%

American

Samoa

Western

Samoa

Citizenship

2

ASCC ranges in ages

this Summer are

citizens of American Samoa, 13% are U.S

7% are Western Samoan.

of the students enrolled are citizens of

surrounding countries and Pacific Islands.

this Summer are of

is made up of students

Pacific Islands and Caucasians.

3%

Other

Student Ethnicity

6% 3% 1%

36-45 46 -55 56 +

Student Age Group

13% 3%

United

States

Other

Citizenship

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American Samoa Community College

B. PLACEMENTS and PASSING RATES

B.1 Reading Placement Results

• 100 participants sat the Reading placement test

in Summer 2014.

• 88% placed in developmental reading with

majority in ENG 80.

• 12% tested into college level Reading.

Source: ARFAO

B.2. Developmental Reading Success

• 73% of students enrolled in Developmental

Reading successfully passed their courses.

• 68% of those taking a gateway reading course

(ENG 90) are able to continue on to college level

courses in Fall 2014.

Source: ARFAO

67%80%

33%20%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

Eng 70 Eng 80

Reading Passing Rates

PASS N/PASS

23%

39%26%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Eng 70 Eng 80 Eng 90

Reading Placements

American Samoa Community College

ASCC Fact Sheet (Summer 2014)

and PASSING RATES

Reading placement test

88% placed in developmental reading with

tested into college level Reading.

uccess Rate

73% of students enrolled in Developmental

successfully passed their courses.

68% of those taking a gateway reading course

(ENG 90) are able to continue on to college level

B.3 Writing Placement Results

• 100 Participants sat the Writing Placement Test

• 87% tested into developmental Writing

• 13% tested into College level Writing.

Source: ARFAO

B.4. Developmental Writing Success R

• 75% of students enrolled in developmental

writing successfully passed their courses.

• 83% of students taking a gateway w

(ENG91) are able to continue on to college level

courses in Fall 2014.

Source: ARFAO

68%

32%

Eng 90

Reading Passing Rates

0%

50%

100%

Eng 71 Eng 81

60% 68%

40% 32%

Writing Passing Rates

PASS N/PASS

10%

35%42%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Eng 71 Eng 81 Eng 91

Writing Placements

12%

Eng 150

3

B.3 Writing Placement Results

sat the Writing Placement Test

into developmental Writing

into College level Writing.

Writing Success Rate

75% of students enrolled in developmental

writing successfully passed their courses.

gateway writing course

(ENG91) are able to continue on to college level

Eng 81 Eng 91

68%83%

32%17%

Writing Passing Rates

N/PASS

42%

13%

Eng 91 Eng 151

Writing Placements

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American Samoa Community College

B.5. Developmental Math Placement Re• 100 participants sat the Math Placement test.• 97% tested into developmental math courses. • 6% tested into a gateway level math (Math 90).• 3% tested into collegiate level math

Source: ARFAO

91%

6% 2%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Math 80 Math 90 Math

151/155

Math

155/250

Math Placements

American Samoa Community College

ASCC Fact Sheet (Summer 2014)

Math Placement Results

participants sat the Math Placement test.

97% tested into developmental math courses.

a gateway level math (Math 90).

3% tested into collegiate level math.

B.5. Developmental Math Success Rate

• 69% of students enrolled in developmental

Math successfully passed their courses.

• 61% enrolled in a gateway course (MATH 90)

able to continue on to college level courses in

Fall 2014.

Source: ARFAO

1%

Math

155/250

75%

25%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

Math 80 Math 90

Developmental Math Passing Rates

4

Math Success Rate

69% of students enrolled in developmental

Math successfully passed their courses.

gateway course (MATH 90) are

llege level courses in

61%

39%

Math 90

Developmental Math Passing Rates

N/PASS

PASS