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Dual Enrollment as a Strategy to Promote College and Career Success OCAN

Dual Enrollment as a Strategy to Promote College and Career Success OCAN Advisor Training and Professional Development August 10, 2011. Goal for today: Discuss Dual Enrollment as a Strategy to Promote College and Career Success. UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUE Where do we stand?. The Facts.

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Dual Enrollment as a Strategy to Promote College and Career Success OCAN

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  1. Dual Enrollment as a Strategy to Promote College and Career Success OCAN Advisor Training and Professional Development August 10, 2011

  2. Goal for today: Discuss Dual Enrollment as a Strategy to Promote College and Career Success.

  3. UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUE Where do we stand?

  4. The Facts 200416,000 students entered 9th Grade200812,276 students graduated from HS30% Dropout rate20084,882 enrolled (USO 2 or 4 yr. Institution)

  5. 2- and 4-Year Enrollment Of these 4,882 students …1,595 enroll in a two-year college.737 enroll in a university regional campus 2,578 enroll in a university main campus.

  6. Remedial Education Of these 4,882 college and university students, 2,002 (41%) are remedial and will have a more difficult time progressing to a degree.

  7. Retention After Year 1 First- to second-year retention rates: 941 (59%) two-year students persist to the next year in an USO institution.530 (72%) regional campus students persist to the next year in an USO institution2,191 (85%) university main campus students persist to the next year in an USO institution.

  8. REALITY: Far too many Central Ohio students are not being prepared for success in college* and careers … Some because they are sequestered in traditional academic settings that offer few choices or learning pathways. Others because they are the first generation in their families to go to college, under-represented minorities or students with disabilities. * “College” includes learning beyond high school that leads to credentialing (e.g., certificates and two- and four-year degrees.)

  9. REALITY: “If we keep doing the same old thing, we are going to get the same old results!”

  10. Dual Enrolment • A Strategy to promote college and career success

  11. ESCCO and Dual Enrollment • Core Grant 2006 – 2008 • 70% of the 26 districts in our service area have dual enrollment • >50 classes • >1000 students • 9 IHE Partners

  12. Dual Enrollment – The Basics • Handouts • Overview for High School Administrators, Guidance Counselors and Teachers • FAQ’s: High School Parents and Students

  13. DE vs Other Credit-Based Programs • Handout • Singleton Programs • Dual Credit • PSEO • Comprehensive Programs • Middle or Early Colleges • Tech Prep • Competency-Based Programs • AP • IB

  14. Quality Standards - ESCCO • Handouts • Quality Standards – ESCCO • Policy and Procedure: Key Issues to Address

  15. Dual Enrollment & the 4 A’s • 4 Pillars Supporting College Access and Success • Aspiration (Motivation and Confidence) • Academic Preparation (rigor) • Affordability (Reduces college costs) • Availability (TAG) • Dual Enrollment - a Strategy that Addresses all of the 4 A’s

  16. Transfer Articulation Guarantee • A system of TAG dual enrollment offerings • General Education courses • Introductory major courses • Students earn “transcripted” college credit good at any USO Institution

  17. Websites Central Ohio College and Career Success Network http://www.escofcentralohio.org/Achievement/Programs/Pages/CollegeCareerSuccessNet.aspx National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships http://nacep.org/

  18. Handouts

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