All students with at least 15 credit hours can complete their degree by 2020. There are 79 students that have not transferred to other universities. However, if eliminating those students without a 2.0, there are 16 students (5 with balances over $1,000) that can could re-enroll and successfully complete their degree.
Cohort 2015 (August 1, 2021): Original Student Cohort count: 174 Currently enrolled in Fall: 103 1-30 hours: 59 31-60 hours: 43 61-90 hours: 1 Cohort 2016 (August 1, 2022) Original Cohort Count: 161 Target Fall to Spring Retention = 85% or higher 85% = 137 Students Returning 90% = 145 Students Returning Fall to Fall Retention Target If 137 Students Enrolled in Spring 60% Retention = 83 Students 65% Retention = 90 Students If 145 Students enroll in Spring 60% Retention = 87 Students 65% Retention = 95 Students
The Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness (OIRE) has compiled the fall 2016 midterm and final grades. The methodology used was to run the list of students and courses on the census date, which is the last day for administrative course additions, and the grades were run on January 3, 2017. The DFW percentage is calculated as the total count of D, F, and W grades divided by the total count of all grades.
There were 1,736 students enrolled in fall 2016, with 407 courses in 529 different sections offered in that term. The overall percent of DFW midterm grades of all courses is 17.2% and the overall percent of DFW final grades of all courses decreased to 13.4%.
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