scc students’ work status (fall 2004 to fall 2009)
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SCC Students’ Work Status (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009). - -. Hours Worked per Week Category. Note: before 2005, the category NONE did not distinguish between seeking and not seeking work. Source: EOS Profile Sacramento City College. SCC Gender Distribution (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009). - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
SCC Students’ Work Status (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
Note: before 2005, the category NONE did not distinguish between seeking and not seeking work.Source: EOS Profile Sacramento City College
Hours Worked per Week Category
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Female Male
SCC Gender Distribution (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
Fall Female Male Total
2004 13,027 60.3% 8,434 39.0% 21,461 99.3%
2005 12,882 59.2% 8,673 39.8% 21,555 99.0%
2006 13,330 58.5% 9,218 40.5% 22,548 99.0%
2007 14,493 58.9% 9,910 40.3% 24,403 99.2%
2008 14,966 58.0% 10,599 41.1% 25,565 99.1%
2009 15,626 57.8% 11,132 41.2% 26,758 99.0%
Source: End of Semester Profile
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Under 18 18-20 Years 21-24 Years 25-29 Years 30-39 Years 40+ Years
SCC Age Group Distribution (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
FallUnder 18
Years18-20 Years
21-24 Years
25-29 Years
30-39 Years
40+ Years Total
2004 639 3.0% 7,132 33.0% 4,862 22.5% 2,947 13.6% 2,757 12.8% 3,272 15.1% 21,609
2005 742 3.4% 7,443 34.2% 4,736 21.8% 2,906 13.4% 2,685 12.3% 3,255 15.0% 21,767
2006 733 3.2% 7,661 33.6% 5,165 22.7% 3,129 13.7% 2,707 11.9% 3,373 14.8% 22,768
2007 610 2.5% 8,134 33.1% 5,505 22.4% 3,563 14.5% 2,995 12.2% 3,795 15.4% 24,602
2008 652 2.5% 8,317 32.3% 5,907 22.9% 3,833 14.9% 3,220 12.5% 3,859 15.0% 25,788
2009 633 2.3% 8727 32.3% 6232 23.1% 4066 15.0% 3446 12.7% 3924 14.5% 27,028
U 18 Y rs2%
18-20 Y rs32%
21-24 Y rs23%
25-29 Y rs15%
30-39 Y rs13%
40+ Yrs15%
2009 Percentages
Source: End of Semester Profile
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AfricanAmerican
Asian Filipino Hispanic NativeAmerican
Other PacificIslander
White
SCC Student Ethnicity Profile (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
African American Asian Filipino Hispanic Native
American OtherPacific
Islander White Total
Fall 2004 2,688 12.4% 4,717 21.8% 800 3.7% 3,542 16.4% 261 1.2% 1,821 8.4% 260 1.2% 7,520 34.8% 21,609
Fall 2005 2,805 12.9% 4,726 21.7% 756 3.5% 3,604 16.6% 252 1.2% 1,927 8.8% 284 1.3% 7,413 34.1% 21,767
Fall 2006 3,153 13.8% 4,850 21.3% 816 3.6% 3,901 17.1% 248 1.1% 2,134 9.4% 302 1.3% 7,364 32.3% 22,768
Fall 2007 3,584 14.6% 5,074 20.6% 889 3.6% 4,278 17.4% 260 1.1% 2,338 9.5% 348 1.4% 7,831 31.8% 24,602
Fall 2008 3,712 14.4% 5,118 19.8% 878 3.4% 4,647 18.0% 261 1.0% 2,375 9.2% 404 1.6% 8,393 32.5% 25,788
Fall 2009 4,099 15.2% 5,151 19.1% 909 3.4% 4,770 17.6% 378 1.4% 3,017 11.2% 387 1.4% 8,317 30.8% 27,028
Source: End of Semester Profile
01,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,0007,0008,0009,000
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Below Poverty Low Mid & Above Unable toDetermine
SCC Student Household Income Level (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
Below Poverty34%
Low19%
Mid & Above27%
Unable to Determin20%
2009 Percentages:
Fall Below Poverty Low Middle & Above Unable to Determine Total
2004 6,722 31.1% 4,759 22.0% 7,744 35.8% 2,384 11.0% 21,609
2005 6,718 30.9% 4,813 22.1% 7,403 34.0% 2,833 13.0% 21,767
2006 7,147 31.4% 4,798 21.1% 7,375 32.4% 3,448 15.1% 22,768
2007 6,504 26.4% 5,229 21.2% 7,328 29.8% 5,541 22.5% 24,602
2008 7,630 29.6% 4,854 18.8% 7,774 30.1% 5,530 21.4% 25,788
2009 9,126 33.8% 5,231 19.4% 7,380 27.3% 5,291 19.6% 27,028
Note: This measure uses U.S. Department of Health and Human Services definitions for income levels.
Source: End of Semester Profile
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Transfer w/ AA Transfer w/out AA AA w/o Transfer Vocational (with orw/o Cert.)
BasicSkills/PersonalDevelopment
Unspecified 4-Yr Meeting 4-YrReqs.*
SCC Students’ Educational Goal Distribution(Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
* 4-year students meeting 4-year requirements (new category for 2007)
Source: End of Semester Profile
Fall Transfer w/
AA Transfer
w/out AA AA w/o
Transfer Vocational (with or w/o
Cert.)
Basic Skills/
Personal Dev. Unspecified 4-YR meeting 4-Yr Reqs. Total
2004 35.7% 12.2% 12.3% 10.1% 11.4% 18.2% * 21,609
2005 37.9% 13.1% 15.8% 7.5% 10.1% 15.6% * 21,767
2006 37.6% 15.5% 10.5% 12.8% 8.9% 14.7% * 22,768
2007 37.5% 12.5% 10.7% 12.3% 7.5% 10.7% 8.8% 24,602
2008 38.5% 12.4% 11.3% 11.5% 6.9% 10.4% 9.0% 25,788
2009 40.7% 12.9% 12.2% 6.4% 10.4% 9.3% 8.1% 27,028
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Yes No
SCC College Students, by First Generation Status (Fall 2005 to Fall 2009)
Yes36%
No64%
2009 Percentages
Fall Yes No Total
2005 8,198 37.7% 13,569 62.3% 21,767
2006 8,427 37.0% 14,341 63.0% 22,768
2007 8,628 35.1% 15,974 64.9% 24,602
2008 9,116 35.3% 16,672 64.7% 25,788
2009 9,810 36.3% 17,218 63.7% 27,028
Source: End of Semester Profile
SCC Students’ Primary Languages (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
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Fall 04 756 609 474 395 27
Fall 05 820 581 522 400 223
Fall 06 894 574 453 369 270
Fall 07 889 578 553 352 280
Fall 08 951 536 543 302 413
Fall 09 992 459 546 347 554
Spanish Cantonese Russian Vietnamese Hmong
Source: End of Semester Profile
All Other7.7%
English81.6%
Hmong2.0%
Vietnamese1.3%
Russian2.0%
Spanish3.7%
Cantonese1.7%
2009 Percentages
SCC Students by Enrollment Status, Fall 2004 to Fall 2009
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Fall 04 2,768 1,553 3,539 10,945 389
Fall 05 2,859 2,936 3,695 9,523 498
Fall 06 3,062 3,203 4,134 9,738 611
Fall 07 4,997 3,898 4,755 10,369 591
Fall 08 5,209 3,951 4,935 11,066 606
Fall 09 5,344 3,987 4,766 12,314 546
First-time (New)First time (Transfer)
Returning Continuing Special Admit
Source: End of Semester Profile
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Education Initiative Students No
SCC Students, by Education Initiative Status (Fall 2004 to Fall 2009)
Fall Yes No Total
2004 2,118 9.8% 19,491 90.2% 21,609
2005 2,288 10.5% 19,479 89.5% 21,767
2006 2,370 10.4% 20,398 89.6% 22,768
2007 2,643 10.7% 21,959 89.3% 24,602
2008 2,748 10.7% 23,040 89.3% 25,788
2009 2,918 10.8% 24,110 89.2% 27,028
Source: EOS Profile
Student Load
Source: EOS Profile
SCC Student Load Fall 2004 to 2009
Sacramento City College
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Full Load 6,602 6,511 6,455 7,164 7,467 7,897
Mid-Load 6,729 6,586 6,982 7,772 8,272 9,129
Light Load 8,254 8,629 9,135 9,550 9,870 9,795
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Students
Student Load
Source: EOS Profile
SCC Student Load (%) Fall 2004 to 2009
Sacramento City College
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Full Load 30.6 29.9 28.4 29.1 29 29.2
Mid-Load 31.1 30.3 30.7 31.6 32.1 33.8
Light Load 38.2 39.6 40.1 38.8 38.3 36.2
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Percentage**
**may not add to 100% due to unknowns.
Source: LRCCD IR Report Card and EOS Profile
SCC Enrollment of RecentHigh School Graduates Fall 2005-2009
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Top 10 Feeder High Schools
Number
of
Students
* New area high school, no HS graduates for that year.
C.K.
McClatchyJ.F.
KennedyHiram
JohnsonDavis Senior River City
Luther Burbank Sheldon
Franklin (Elk
Grove) Rosemont
West Campus Hiram
Johnson
2005 149 120 91 68 70 75 54 44 * 48
2006 171 157 77 66 55 56 56 53 * 40
2007 156 148 58 83 74 66 59 75 61 46
2008 156 146 124 88 96 65 56 59 77 52
2009 155 134 96 77 86 74 67 84 88 58
Source: LRCCD IR Report Card (EOS Profile and CBEDS data) Sacramento City College
Public High School Participation Rates Fall 2004 to 2008
Percent of Public High School Graduating Class Attending SCC the Following FallTop 9 Feeder Schools for Most Recent Year (2008)
For the most recent year, 2008, the top 9 feeder schools represent 42% of total enrollment of recent high school graduates attending Sacramento City College
• No HS graduate data for that year.
YearC.K.
McClatchyJohn F.
Kennedy
Davis Senior High
Franklin High
River City Senior High
Luther Burbank
High Rosemont
HighHiram
JohnsonSheldon
High
2004 34 29.3 14.7 * 26.9 16.7 * 28.4 8.3
2005 31.7 25.8 12.1 9.3 25.5 18.8 * 21.2 8.7
2006 37.3 33.8 13.1 9.2 20.4 14.7 * 20.7 8.5
2007 37 36.2 15 12.3 27.5 18.7 21.3 26.0 8.4
2008 39.4 35.7 17.5 9.7 32.4 19.9 24.0 37.5 10.5
NEEDS 2009 – Data expected July 2010
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AfricanAmerican
Asian Filipino Hispanic NativeAmerican
Other PacificIslander
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SCC Recent High School Graduates’ Ethnicity Profile
(Fall 2005 to Fall 2009)
African
American Asian Filipino Hispanic Native
American OtherPacific
Islander White Total
Fall 2005 306 17.7% 345 20.0% 38 2.2% 365 21.1% 16 0.9% 141 8.2% 26 1.5% 492 28.5% 1,729
Fall 2006 335 19.6% 342 20.0% 48 2.8% 361 21.2% 13 0.8% 125 7.3% 33 1.9% 449 26.3% 1,706
Fall 2007 348 17.9% 344 17.7% 44 2.3% 451 23.3% 24 1.2% 131 6.8% 44 2.3% 553 28.5% 1,939
Fall 2008 355 17.1% 397 19.2% 69 3.3% 437 21.1% 25 1.2% 151 7.3% 57 2.8% 581 28.0% 2,072
Fall 2009 314 14.3% 390 17.8% 89 4.1% 417 19.0% 57 2.6% 381 17.4% 41 1.9% 504 23.0% 2,193
Source: EOS Profile
SCC Student Home Zip Codes
This Slide uses the Fact Book Slide # 2-6
Sacramento City College
SCC Student Home Zip Codes
2-6Sources: Enrollment - EOS Research Database Files Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Zips – U.S. Census