• In Fall 2013, CPCP served 120 students for CAAP (Rising Junior Assessment) Exam.
• Staff for the Testing Center served 17 students for LSAT and SAT Exams.
• Computer Based Test (CLEPS, Correspondence, Miller Analogies and MATH Placement) served 11 students.
• A total of 137 individuals attended PRAXIS, Nursing, GRE and LSAT workshops.
• A total of 200 students attended the Lab or received services from CPCP.

Student Support Services (SSS)

• Student Support Services (SSS) continues to impact the retention and graduation rates of students by fostering relationships with them through interactive counseling sessions, academic support, mentoring and programmatic activities.
• During Fall 2013, SSS actively supported one hundred thirty-eight students with advising assistance, counseling, mentoring and a broad range of brown bag discussions where students had the opportunity to express concerns about local and global issues that impact their maturation as well as their future. Consistent with the programmatic structure and objectives, SSS has served students with the following demographics:
• Gender Breakdowns
• Females – 85 Males – 53
• General Ethnic Breakdowns
• African Americans 129 White – 9
• Classification Breakdown
• Freshman – 56 Sophomores – 35 Juniors – 24 Seniors – 23
• SSS has 120/151 or 79.475 of participants who met the eligibility criteria and are 1st generation low-Income and six (6) disability students and three (3) or 50% of these students are low-income which exceeds the mandates of 66% low-income 1st generation and 33% low-income disability.
• The persistence rate of SSS participants exceeds the program mandate of 60% with an 82.11% fall to fall retention rate for 2012 – 2013.
• SSS student participants maintained good academic standing as per the university standings at 70.86% or 107/151 students reflect good academic grades.