RANGER COLLEGE FACT BOOK
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1 RANGER COLLEGE FACT BOOK Spring 2014 INSTITUTIONAL DEMOGRAPHICS
2 TABLE OF CONTENTS History of College Location General Information Chart #1 Chart #2 Chart #3 Chart #4 Chart #5 Top 15 Fastest Growing Public Two-Year Colleges Change Headcount by Year Percent Change Headcount by Year By Race/Ethnicity/Gender Enrollment by Semester Percent Change Contact Hours Per Semester Chart #6 Student Enrollment By Semester, Location, Program Chart #7 Student Enrollment By Semester, Location, Program Chart #8 Student Enrollment By Semester, Location, Program Chart #9 Student Enrollment By Semester, Location, Program Chart #10 Student Enrollment By Semester, Location, Program Chart #11 Student Enrollment By Semester, Location, Program Chart #12 Semester Credit Hours By Course Type Chart #13 In-district/Out-of-District/Out-of-State/Dual Credit Fall 2014 Chart #14 Chart #15 Chart #16 Course Completion Rate for Undergraduate State Funded Semester Credit First-Time, Full-Time Undergraduate Students Who Graduated or are Persisting By Race/Ethnicity and Gender Degrees and Certificates Number of Awards, Certificates by Type, Core Completers and Field of Study Completers.
3 Chart #17 Chart #18 Chart #19 Chart #20 Chart #21 Chart #22 Chart #23 Chart #24 Chart #25 Chart #26 Degrees and Certificates By Workforce Program Licensed Vocational Nursing Program Statistical Class History Cosmetology Program Pass Rate Transfers to a Senior Institution Students Who Successfully Complete a College-Level Course in Math, Reading, and Writing Mathematics Enrollment Remedial/College Level English Enrollment Remedial/College Level Developmental Reading Enrollment Tuition and Fees Per Semester Hour Institutional Support as a Percent of Total Operating Expenses Chart #27 Core Revenue FY 2012 Chart #28 Core Expenses FY 2012 Chart #29 Student Financial Aid Percent and Average Amount Received FY Chart #30 Chart #31 Chart #32 Chart #33 Chart #34 Chart #35 Chart #36 Chart #37 Student Receiving Pell Grants Finances per FTE Student Revenue Funds Finances per FTE Student Expenditures Average Faculty Salaries for Full-Time Faculty Faculty Full-time Faculty Part-time FTE Student/FTE Faculty Ratio Success Points
4 History of the College Ranger College is one of the oldest public two-year colleges in continuous operation in the state of Texas. Its history actually predates the legislation authorizing and establishing junior colleges in the state. In August 1925, the Board of Education of the Ranger Public Schools voted to proceed with plans for establishment of a junior college. On September 13, 1926, Ranger College opened with thirty students enrolled. The College operated under supervision of a College Council composed of three members of the Board of Education and nine other Ranger citizens. The College was recognized by the State Department of Education on March 23, The first State statute authorizing junior colleges was passed by the 41 st Legislature in The College operated under this statute until the passage of the Validation of Junior College District Acts by the 45 th Legislature in The College continued to operate as part of the public school system until August 18, On this date, the Board of Education voted to separate the Junior College and the public schools. As a result of this action, Ranger Junior College, after 24 years of joint operation with the public school system, became a unit within itself. In this separate unit, Dr. G. C. Boswell became the first official President of the College. The College has operated continuously as a autonomous educational institution overseen by a Board of Regents since that date. Location Ranger College s main campus occupies a 50-acre campus within the city limits of Ranger, an Eastland County community of approximately 2,500 people located just north of Interstate 20 between Fort Worth and Abilene. Students on the Ranger campus may live in the college's dormitories and enjoy the college dining facilities or live at home and commute. The beautifully wooded, rolling hills and several lakes provide ample opportunities for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation, while the City of Ranger boasts an excellent school system and several active churches. In addition to the Ranger facility, the college provides comprehensive course offerings at satellite campuses in Brown County in Early and in Erath County in Stephenville. Ranger College serves a district of several counties in north central Texas including Eastland, Erath, Brown, Comanche, and Young. General Information A program in academic studies can be taken at any of the Ranger College campuses. In addition, Workforce programs in Nursing, Cosmetology, Computer Information Systems, Office Technology, Welding, and Commercial Truck Driving are offered at the various campuses. Continuing Education courses are also offered at the Erath center. Ranger College awards the Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science degrees in addition to numerous one-semester and one-year program certificates. Ranger College has experienced tremendous growth in recent years throughout the district. Especially notable has been the rapid increase in dual enrollment at the 24 Independent School Districts served by the institution. We are one of the fastest growing colleges in Texas! In spite of all the growth and development, Ranger College maintains one of the lowest tuition and fee costs in Texas.
5 CHART #1 TOP 15 FASTEST-GROWING PUBLIC TWO-YEAR COLLEGES CHANGE RANK/INSTITUTION STATE FALL 2009 ENROLL FALL 2010 ENROLL CHANGE PERCENT CHANGE 1 Tennessee Technology Center at Newbern TN % 2 Mountainland Applied Technology College UT % 3 Kiamichi Technology Center-Durant OK % 4 Withlacoochee Technical Institute FL % 5 Ranger College TX % 6 Washington County Community College MA % 7 Louisiana Delta Community College LA % 8 Tennessee Technology Center at Pulaski TN % 9 Tillamook Bay Community College OR % 10 Ridge Career Center FL % 11 Tennessee Technology Center at TN % Oneida-Huntsville 12 Kiamichi Technology Center-Talihina OK % 13 Nebraska Indian Community College NE % 14 Great Plains Technology Center OK % 15 Navajo Technical College NM %
6 CHART #2 HEADCOUNT BY YEAR PERCENT CHANGE HEADCOUNT TOTAL PERCENT CHANGE HEADCOUNT 10 to to to to 14 7% 10% -1% 0%
7 CHART #3 HEADCOUNT BY YEAR BY RACE/ETHNICITY/GENDER FALL 2000 FALL 2012 FALL 2013 % Change Fall 2000 to 2010 Institutional Closing the Gaps Target Fall 2015 Closing the Gaps Completion TOTAL % % White % % % 91.4% % African- American % % % -45.7% % Hispanic % % % 224.8% % Asian 1 0.1% 7 0.4% % 900.0% International 6 0.7% % 7 0.4% 16.7% Other 5 0.6% % % % GENDER Male % % % 100.0% Female % % % 145.4%
8 CHART #3 Continued HEADCOUNT BY YEAR BY RACE/ETHNICITY 1400 Headcount by Race/Ethnicity Fall 2000 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 White Hispanic African American Asian Other
9 CHART #4 ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER PERCENT CHANGE FY 2000 FY 2012 FY 2013 % Change FY 2000 to 2013 Fall % Academic % Technical % Continuing Education % Spring % Academic % Technical % Continuing Education % Summer % Academic % Technical % Continuing Education %
10 CHART #5 CONTACT HOURS PER SEMESTER FALL CONTACT HOURS Funded Contact Reporting Term: Hours Fall ,056 Fall ,400 Fall ,360 Fall ,400 Fall ,308 SPRING CONTACT HOURS Funded Contact Reporting Term: Hours Spring ,600 Spring ,000 Spring ,176 Spring ,864 Spring ,176 SUMMER CONTACT HOURS Funded Contact Reporting Term: Hours Summer I & II ,960 Summer I & II ,528 Summer I & II ,264 Summer I & II ,888 Summer I & II ,232
11 CHART #6 STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT SPRING 2014 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 460 Ranger Campus 378 Internet Classes Only 88 Internet Classes Only 85 Brown County Center 209 Brown County Center 184 VN Comanche Center 28 VN Comanche Center 19 VN Brown County Center 45 VN Brown County Center 27 VN Ranger 20 VN Ranger 14 Erath County Center 247 Erath County Center 220 Cosmetology Brown Co. 43 Cosmetology Brown Co. 52 Cosmetology Erath Co. 34 Cosmetology Erath Co. 33 RN Brown County 51 RN Brown County 58 RC/TSTC RC/TSTC 0 Bangs HS 31 Bangs HS 26 Blanket HS 11 Blanket HS 11 Brookesmith HS 10 Brookesmith HS 10 Brownwood HS 70 Brownwood HS 59 Comanche HS 79 Comanche HS 71 De Leon HS 19 De Leon HS 17 Dublin HS 30 Dublin HS 33 Early HS 45 Early HS 41 Eastland HS 53 Eastland HS 49 Gorman HS 16 Gorman HS 9 Gustine HS 17 Gustine HS 16 Hico HS 6 Huckabay HS 17 Huckabay HS 13 Lingleville HS 12 Lingleville HS 13 May HS 11 May HS 12 Mullin HS 3 Mullin HS 10 Newcastle HS 20 Newcastle HS 17 Olney HS 24 Olney HS 19 Ranger HS 15 Ranger HS 11 Rising Star HS 0 Rising Star HS 0 Santo HS 0 Santo HS 0 Sidney HS 2 Sidney HS 3 Star HS 0 Satar HS 2 Stephenville HS 166 Stephenville HS 116 Zephyr HS 9 Zephyr HS 5 Homeschool 2 Homeschool 2 Total HS 668 Total HS 565 TOTAL ALL 1893 TOTAL ALL 1635
12 CHART #6 Continued STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM SUMMER I 2014 ENROLLMENT SUMMER II 2014 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus Internet Classes Only Brown County Center VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center VN Ranger Erath County Center Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County RC/TSTC TOTAL ALL Ranger Campus Internet Classes Only Brown County Center VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center VN Ranger Erath County Center Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County RC/TSTC TOTAL ALL
13 CHART #7 STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM FALL 2012 ENROLLMENT SPRING 2013 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 501 Ranger Campus 379 Internet Classes Only 31 Internet Classes Only 94 Brown County Center 203 Brown County Center 177 VN Comanche Center 29 VN Comanche Center 22 VN Brown County Center 48 VN Brown County Center 37 VN Ranger 23 VN Ranger 19 Erath County Center 202 Erath County Center 224 Cosmetology Brown Co. 48 Cosmetology Brown Co. 41 Cosmetology Erath Co. 53 Cosmetology Erath Co. 40 RN Brown County 56 RN Brown County 66 RC/TSTC 102 RC/TSTC 108 Bangs HS 37 Bangs HS 35 Blanket HS 7 Blanket HS 7 Brookesmith HS 8 Brookesmith HS 11 Brownwood HS 30 Brownwood HS 30 Comanche HS 85 Comanche HS 78 De Leon HS 13 De Leon HS 18 Dublin HS 35 Dublin HS 38 Early HS 55 Early HS 59 Eastland HS 68 Eastland HS 49 Gorman HS 8 Gorman HS 8 Gustine HS 15 Gustine HS 15 Hico HS 3 Huckabay HS 12 Huckabay HS 2 Lingleville HS 12 Lingleville HS 8 May HS 12 May HS 11 Mullin HS 8 Mullin HS 7 Newcastle HS 10 Newcastle HS 9 Olney HS 23 Olney HS 22 Ranger HS 15 Ranger HS 11 Rising Star HS 13 Rising Star HS 13 Santo HS 16 Santo HS 16 Sidney HS 6 Sidney HS 6 Stephenville HS 121 Stephenville HS 8 Zephyr HS 20 Zephyr HS 18 Total HS 632 Total HS 643 TOTAL ALL 1928 TOTAL ALL 1850
14 CHART #7 Continued STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM SUMMER I 2013 ENROLLMENT SUMMER II 2013 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 30 Ranger Campus 15 Internet Classes Only 222 Internet Classes Only 211 Brown County Center 100 Brown County Center 18 VN Comanche Center 21 VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center 34 VN Brown County Center VN Ranger 15 VN Ranger Erath County Center 46 Erath County Center 17 Cosmetology Brown Co. 43 Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. 35 Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County 20 RN Brown County RC/TSTC 107 RC/TSTC TOTAL ALL 673 TOTAL ALL 261
15 CHART #8 STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM FALL 2011 ENROLLMENT SPRING 2012 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 487 Ranger Campus 361 Internet Classes Only 5 Internet Classes Only 33 Brown County Center 202 Brown County Center 176 VN Comanche Center 30 VN Comanche Center 24 VN Brown County Center 49 VN Brown County Center 42 VN Ranger 20 VN Ranger 13 Erath County Center 188 Erath County Center 184 Cosmetology Brown Co. 42 Cosmetology Brown Co. 48 Cosmetology Erath Co. 36 Cosmetology Erath Co. 47 RN Brown County 27 RN Brown County 61 RC/TSTC 99 RC/TSTC 111 Bangs HS 28 Bangs HS 26 Blanket HS 2 Blanket HS 1 Brookesmith HS 11 Brookesmith HS 11 Brownwood HS 4 Brownwood HS 3 Comanche HS 76 Comanche HS 73 De Leon HS 20 De Leon HS 16 Dublin HS 35 Dublin HS 27 Early HS 46 Early HS 39 Eastland HS 68 Eastland HS 74 Gorman HS 5 Gorman HS 10 Gustine HS 10 Gustine HS 8 Huckabay HS 16 Huckabay HS 20 Houston Academy HS 0 Houston Academy HS 0 Lingleville HS 11 Lingleville HS 10 May HS 4 May HS 4 Moran HS 0 Moran HS 0 Mullin HS 13 Mullin HS 12 Newcastle HS 16 Newcastle HS 16 Olney HS 20 Olney HS 17 Ranger HS 19 Ranger HS 20 Rising Star HS 6 Rising Star HS 6 Santo HS 11 Santo HS 8 Sidney HS 10 Sidney HS 8 Star HS 3 Star HS 1 Stephenville HS 120 Stephenville HS 132 Zephyr HS 2 Zephyr HS 11 Total HS 556 Total HS 553 TOTAL ALL 1741 TOTAL ALL 1653
16 CHART #8 Continued STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM SUMMER I 2012 ENROLLMENT SUMMER II 2012 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 46 Ranger Campus 16 Internet Classes Only 199 Internet Classes Only 203 Brown County Center 92 Brown County Center 26 VN Comanche Center 20 VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center 40 VN Brown County Center VN Ranger 11 VN Ranger Erath County Center 48 Erath County Center 28 Cosmetology Brown Co. 45 Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. 37 Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County 31 RN Brown County RC/TSTC 96 RC/TSTC TOTAL ALL 665 TOTAL ALL 273
17 CHART #9 STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM FALL 2010 ENROLLMENT SPRING 2011 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 419 Ranger Campus 312 Internet Classes Only 9 Internet Classes Only 23 Comanche Center 0 Comanche Center 0 Brown County Center 133 Brown County Center 144 VN Comanche Center 26 VN Comanche Center 18 VN Brown County Center 47 VN Brown County Center 36 Erath County Center 116 Erath County Center 125 Cosmetology Brown Co. 42 Cosmetology Brown Co. 44 Cosmetology Erath Co. 35 Cosmetology Erath Co. 37 RN Brown County 0 RN Brown County 29 RC/TSTC 259 RC/TSTC 214 Bangs HS 29 Bangs HS 29 Blanket HS 3 Blanket HS 2 Brookesmith HS 0 Brookesmith HS 0 Comanche HS 74 Comanche HS 72 De Leon HS 23 De Leon HS 20 Dublin HS 29 Dublin HS 29 Early HS 42 Early HS 41 Eastland HS 63 Eastland HS 58 Gorman HS 16 Gorman HS 11 Gustine HS 12 Gustine HS 9 Huckabay HS 7 Huckabay HS 6 Houston Academy HS 0 Houston Academy HS 4 Lingleville HS 10 Lingleville HS 9 May HS 5 May HS 5 Moran HS 1 Moran HS 0 Mullin HS 4 Mullin HS 1 Newcastle HS 22 Newcastle HS 21 Olney HS 25 Olney HS 24 Ranger HS 18 Ranger HS 18 Santo HS 9 Santo HS 9 Sidney HS 9 Sidney HS 9 Star HS 0 Star HS 5 Stephenville HS 119 Stephenville HS 113 Zephyr HS 9 Zephyr HS 7 Total HS 529 Total HS 502 TOTAL ALL 1615 TOTAL ALL 1484
18 CHART #9 Continued STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM SUMMER I 2011 ENROLLMENT SUMMER II 2011 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 7 Ranger Campus 2 Internet Classes Only 103 Internet Classes Only 146 Comanche Center 0 Comanche Center Brown County Center 87 Brown County Center 22 VN Comanche Center 18 VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center 34 VN Brown County Center Erath County Center 62 Erath County Center 39 Cosmetology Brown Co. 48 Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. 38 Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County 4 RN Brown County RC/TSTC 114 RC/TSTC TOTAL ALL 515 TOTAL ALL 209
19 CHART #10 STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM FALL 2009 ENROLLMENT SPRING 2010 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 438 Ranger Campus 315 Internet Classes Only 14 Internet Classes Only 9 Comanche Center 0 Comanche Center 0 Brown County Center 21 Brown County Center 48 VN Comanche Center 34 VN Comanche Center 20 VN Brown County Center 44 VN Brown County Center 22 Erath County Center Erath County Center 21 Cosmetology Brown Co. 25 Cosmetology Brown Co. 25 Cosmetology Erath Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County RN Brown County RC/TSTC RC/TSTC 184 Bangs HS 42 Bangs HS 35 Blanket HS 4 Blanket HS 4 Brookesmith HS 6 Brookesmith HS 6 Comanche HS 72 Comanche HS 70 De Leon HS 16 De Leon HS 14 Dublin HS 22 Dublin HS 22 Early HS 60 Early HS 52 Eastland HS 48 Eastland HS 43 Gorman HS Gorman HS 10 Gustine HS 14 Gustine HS 9 Huckabay HS Huckabay HS Houston Academy HS Houston Academy HS Lingleville HS Lingleville HS May HS May HS Moran HS Moran HS Mullin HS Mullin HS Newcastle HS 14 Newcastle HS 14 Olney HS 30 Olney HS 31 Ranger HS 22 Ranger HS 19 Santo HS 13 Santo HS 11 Sidney HS 4 Sidney HS 2 Star HS Star HS Stephenville HS 52 Stephenville HS 58 Zephyr HS 5 Zephyr HS 5 Total HS 424 Total HS 405 TOTAL ALL 1000 TOTAL ALL 1049
20 CHART #10 Continued STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM SUMMER I 2010 ENROLLMENT SUMMER II 2010 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 17 Ranger Campus 15 Internet Classes Only 61 Internet Classes Only 68 Comanche Center 14 Comanche Center 0 Brown County Center 71 Brown County Center 36 VN Comanche Center 19 VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center 21 VN Brown County Center Erath County Center 31 Erath County Center 23 Cosmetology Brown Co. 31 Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. 22 Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County RN Brown County RC/TSTC 166 RC/TSTC TOTAL ALL 453 TOTAL ALL 142 WINTER-MESTER 2010 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 1 Internet Classes Only 1 Comanche Center Brown County Center VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center Erath County Center 7 Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. TOTAL ALL 9
21 CHART #11 STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM FALL 2008 ENROLLMENT SPRING 2009 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 450 Ranger Campus 298 Internet Classes Only 11 Internet Classes Only 12 Comanche Center 16 Comanche Center 15 Brown County Center 0 Brown County Center 3 VN Comanche Center 26 VN Comanche Center 17 VN Brown County Center 47 VN Brown County Center 25 Erath County Center 0 Erath County Center 0 Cosmetology Brown Co. 24 Cosmetology Brown Co. 25 Cosmetology Erath Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County RN Brown County RC/TSTC RC/TSTC Bangs HS Bangs HS Blanket HS Blanket HS Brookesmith HS Brookesmith HS Comanche HS 67 Comanche HS 66 De Leon HS 14 De Leon HS 12 Dublin HS 33 Dublin HS 33 Early HS 60 Early HS 43 Eastland HS 37 Eastland HS 45 Gorman HS Gorman HS Gustine HS 10 Gustine HS 9 Huckabay HS Huckabay HS Houston Academy HS Houston Academy HS Lingleville HS Lingleville HS May HS May HS Moran HS Moran HS Mullin HS Mullin HS Newcastle HS 14 Newcastle HS 13 Olney HS 27 Olney HS 22 Ranger HS 18 Ranger HS 17 Santo HS 8 Santo HS 8 Sidney HS Sidney HS Star HS Star HS Stephenville HS 32 Stephenville HS 32 Zephyr HS Zephyr HS Total HS 320 Total HS 300 TOTAL ALL 894 TOTAL ALL 695
22 CHART #11 Continued STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTER, LOCATION, PROGRAM SUMMER I 2009 ENROLLMENT SUMMER II 2009 ENROLLMENT Ranger Campus 2 Ranger Campus 0 Internet Classes Only 32 Internet Classes Only 26 Comanche Center 52 Comanche Center 23 Brown County Center 40 Brown County Center 39 VN Comanche Center 16 VN Comanche Center VN Brown County Center 22 VN Brown County Center Erath County Center 0 Erath County Center Cosmetology Brown Co. 25 Cosmetology Brown Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. Cosmetology Erath Co. RN Brown County RN Brown County RC/TSTC RC/TSTC TOTAL ALL 189 TOTAL ALL 88
23 CHART #12 SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS BY COURSE TYPE RANGER COLLEGE FACT BOOK Spring 2014 BY COURSE TYPE FY 2000 FY 2012 FY 2013 % Change FY 2000 to FY 2013 Academic 14,957 29,786 33, % Technical 4,823 9,321 9, % TOTAL 19,780 39,107 42, % Credit Hours by Course Type Fall % 79% Academic Technical
24 CHART #13 IN-DISTRICT/OUT-OF-DISTRICT/OUT-OF-STATE/DUAL CREDIT -- FALL 2014 STATUS COUNT PERCENT In-District 29 1.% Out-of-District % Out-of-State % TOTAL % Dual Credit % Percent In-District/Out-Of-District/Out-of-State Fall % 1% 96% In-District Out-Of-District Out-Of-State
25 CHART #14 COURSE COMPLETION RATE FOR UNDERGRADUATE STATE FUNDED SEMESTER CREDIT RANGER COLLEGE Requiring Developmental Not Requiring Developmental Fall 2000 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 %/Point Change Fall 2000 to Fall 2012 Beginning semester credit hours 10,942 17,659 19, % Ending semester credit hours 9,624 15,834 17, % Completion rate 88.0% 89.7% 90.0% 2.1
26 CHART #15 FIRST-TIME, FULL-TIME, CREDENTIAL-SEEKING, UNDERGRADUATES WHO HAVE GRADUATED OR ARE PERSISTING BY RACE/ETHNICITY AND GENDER FY 2000 (Entering Fall 1994 Cohort) FY 2011 (Entering Fall 2005 Cohort) FY 2012 (Entering Fall 2006 Cohort) FY 2013 (Entering Fall 2007 Cohort) Point Change FY 2000 to FY 2013 Total 35.7% 39.9% 44.3% 41.9% 6.2 Race/Ethnicity White 45% 46.3% 55.6% 45.8% 0.8 African American 9.4% 32.3% 30.1% 31.0% 21.6 Hispanic 21.4% % 38.8% 17.4 Asian 0% 0.0% 50.0% 0.0% 0.0 Native American 0% 27.3% 25.0% 33.3% 33.3 International 0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0 Other 0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0 Gender Male 28.9% 28.7% 32.4% 32.3% 3.4 Female 46% 58.3% 63.5% 54.2% 8.2
27 CHART #16 DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES NUMBER OF AWARDS, CERTIFICATES BY TYPE, CORE COMPLETERS AND FIELD OF STUDY COMPLETERS. FY 2000 FY 2012 FY 2013 Inst. Closing Gap Target Fall 2015 Closing Gap Completion Total Degrees and Certificates % Race/Ethnicity White African American Hispanic Asian International Other Level Associates % % Certificate % 126 Certificate 2 Core Completers Gender Male Female
28 CHART #17 DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES BY WORKFORCE PROGRAM Workforce Degrees and Certificates Computer Information System FY FY FY FY RANGER COLLEGE FACT BOOK Spring 2014 FY FY FY Cosmetology Welding LVN Nursing AND Nursing 20 Office Technology
29 CHART #18 LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSING PROGRAM STATISTICAL CLASS HISTORY NURSING CLASS & YEAR # of Applicants # of Students in Class # of Students Completing % of Students Passing Board 89.3% 88.4% 87.7% 84% I 73.9% 93.75
30 CHART #19 COSMETOLOGY PROGRAM PASS RATE COSMETOLOGY CLASS & YEAR # of Students Completing # of Students Passing Board % of Students Passing Board 80.95% 84.62% 90.91% 91.30% 71% 89.6%
31 CHART #20 TRANSFERS TO A SENIOR INSTITUTION FY 2000 FY 2012 FY 2013 Entering Fall Cohort 1994 Rate Entering Fall Cohort 2006 Rate Entering Fall Cohort 2007 Rate Cohort % % % 0-12 hours 8 2.5% % 7 2.2% hours % % % hours 4 1.3% % 8 2.6% hours % % % 43+ hours % % % Non % % % Transfer Completers Non % % % Completers All % % % Transfers Total Awarded Core 0 0.0% % %
32 CHART #21 STUDENTS WHO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE A COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE IN MATH, READING AND WRITING (Prepared students are given 1 year, under-prepared students are given 3 years.) Number of FTIC students Met state standards in all areas Did not meet state standards in 1,2, or 3 areas Total Received credit prematriculation Fall 2009 Cohort Number attempting college level course Percent attempting college level course College level course completion (grade A, B, or C) College level course completion (grade A, B, C) or prematriculation credit (percent of total) Math % % Reading % % Writing % % All students below state standard Math 106 N/A 20.2% % Reading 81 N/A 54.4% % Writing 61 N/A 37.3% % Not met state standards: In all three areas Math 53 N/A 6.75% 2 3.8% Reading 53 N/A 30.0% 3 5.7% Writing 53 N/A 13.3% %
33 CHART #22 MATHEMATICS ENROLLMENT REMEDIAL/COLLEGE LEVEL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Fall/Spring Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Dev. Level College Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Fall/Spring Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Math Math Math Math Math Math Math 2313 Math Dev. Level College Level TOTAL
34 CHART #22 Continued MATHEMATICS ENROLLMENT REMEDIAL/COLLEGE LEVEL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Fall/Spring Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Dev. Level College Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Fall/Spring Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math 2312 Math Math Dev. Level College Level TOTAL
35 CHART #22 Continued MATHEMATICS ENROLLMENT REMEDIAL/COLLEGE LEVEL RANGER COLLEGE FACT BOOK Spring Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2012 Spring 2013 Fall/Spring Fall 2012 Spring 2013 Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Dev. Level College Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Fall/Spring Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Math Math Math Math Math Math 1332 Math Math Math Math Dev. Level College Level TOTAL
36 CHART #23 ENGLISH ENROLLMENT REMEDIAL/COLLEGE LEVEL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Fall/Spring Fall 2008 Spring 2009 DENG DENG ENGL ENGL ENGL 2311 ENGL ENGL ENGL Dev. Level College Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Fall/Spring Fall 2009 Spring 2010 DENG DENG ENGL ENGL ENGL 2311 ENGL ENGL ENGL Dev. Level College Level TOTAL
37 CHART #23 Continued ENGLISH ENROLLMENT REMEDIAL/COLLEGE LEVEL RANGER COLLEGE FACT BOOK Spring Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC Course Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Fall/Spring Fall 2010 Spring 2011 DENG DENG ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL Dev. Level College Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC/Internet Course Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Fall/Spring Fall 2011 Spring 2012 DENG DENG ENGL /57 Int ENGL ENGL 2311 ENGL Int ENGL ENGL Dev. Level TSTC 99 College Level Int 106 TOTAL
38 CHART #23 Continued ENGLISH ENROLLMENT REMEDIAL/COLLEGE LEVEL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC/Internet Course Fall 2012 Spring 2013 Fall/Spring Fall 2012 Spring 2013 DENG DENG ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL Dev. Level College Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Dual Credit Off-Campus TSTC/Internet Course Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Fall/Spring Fall 2013 Spring 2014 DENG DENG 0323 ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL ENGL Dev. Level College Level TOTAL /
39 CHART #24 DEVELOPMENTAL READING ENROLLMENT Year Ranger Campus Off-Campus Course Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Fall 2008 Spring 2009 DREA DREA DREA Dev. Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Off-Campus Course Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Fall 2009 Spring 2010 DREA DREA DREA Dev. Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Off-Campus Course Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Fall 2010 Spring 2011 DREA DREA DREA Dev. Level TOTAL
40 CHART #24 Continued DEVELOPMENTAL READING ENROLLMENT Year Ranger Campus Off-Campus Course Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Fall 2011 Spring 2012 DREA DREA DREA Internet 12 Dev. Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Off-Campus Course Fall 2012 Spring 2013 Fall 2012 Spring 2013 DREA DREA DREA Internet 12 Dev. Level TOTAL Year Ranger Campus Off-Campus Course Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Fall 2013 Spring 2014 DREA DREA 0323 DREA Internet 3 7 Dev. Level TOTAL
41 CHART #25 TUITION AND FEES PER SEMESTER HOUR Credit Hours TUITION AND FEES FALL 2011 FALL 2012 FALL 2013 FALL 2014 Nonresident Nonresident Nonresident Nonresident Nonresident Nonresident Nonresident Nonresident
42 CHART #26 INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT AS A PERCENT OF TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES FY 2000 FY 2013 FY 2014 Percent Change FY 2000 to FY 2014 Tuition and fees for 30 SCH in two semesters $1086 $2,430 $2, %
43 CHART #27 CORE REVENUE FY 2012 CORE REVENUE PERCENT DISTRIBUTION Tuition and fees 24% State Appropriations Local Appropriations Government Grants and Contacts Private gifts, grants, contracts 28% 3% 42% 0% Investment Return 2% Other Core Revenues 2%
44 CHART #28 CORE EXPENSES FY 2012 CORE EXPENSES PER FTE ENROLLMENT Instruction 2,463 Research 0 Academic Support 409 Institutional Support 973 Student Services 471 Other Core Expenses 955
45 CHART #29 STUDENT FINANCIAL AID PERCENT AND AVERAGE AMOUNT RECEIVED FY Type of Aid Percent Receiving Aid Average Amount of Aid Received Federal Grant Aid 85% $4,237 Pell Grants 63% $4,218 State/Local Grant Aid 16% $1,513 Institutional Grant Aid 39% $2,502 Any Loans 35% $4,789 Federal Loans 35% $4,619
46 CHART #30 STUDENT RECEIVING PELL GRANTS Fall 1999 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Point Change Fall 1999 To Fall TOTAL 40.7% 29.8% 38.0% White 29.9% 24.3% 31.8% 1.9 African American 72.6% 69.4% 61.7% Hispanic 50.5% 36.7% 51.5% 1.0 Asian 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0 International 0.0% 0.0% 34.6% 16.7 Other 11.1% 34.6% 24.4% 33.1 GENDER Male 41.5% 24.4% 33.2% -8.3 Female 40.0% 34.6% 34.6% 1.5
47 CHART #31 FINANCES PER FTE STUDENT Revenue Funds Funds by source divided by full-time equivalent students Total revenues per FTE Student State funds per FTE Student Local funds per FTE Student Tuition and Fees per FTE Student Federal Revenue per FTE Student FY 2000 FY 2012 FY 2013 % Change FY 2000 to FY ,869 8,915 7, % 3,821 (55.6%) 1,985 (22.0%) 2,132 (28.8%) -44.2% 219 (3.2%) 193 (2.2%) 178 (2.4%) -18.7% 1,238 (18.0%) 3,426 (38.4%) 3,563 (48.2%) 187.8% 1,459 (21.2%) 2,740 (30.7%) 2,941 (39.8%) 101.6%
48 CHART #32 FINANCES PER FTE STUDENT Expenditures Expenditures per full-time equivalent students Total expenditures per FTE Student Instructional expenditures per FTE Student Institution Support expenditures per FTE Student Academic Support expenditures per FTE Student FY 2000 FY 2012 FY 2013 % Change FY 2000 to FY ,875 5,031 5, % 2,523 (36.7%) 2,434 (48.4%) 2,971 (53.1%) 15.6% 1,080 (15.7%) 752 (14.9%) 927 (16.9%) -14.2% 370 (5.4%) 404 (8.0%) 279 (5.1%) -24.6%
49 CHART #33 AVERAGE FACULTY SALARIES FOR FULL-TIME FACULTY Year No. of Faculty Average Salary Highest Salary Lowest Salary FY $20,700 $43,881 $29,398 FY $22,000 $80,000 $36,840 FY $20,700 $45,000 $30,139 FY $28,600 $54,590 $39,680
50 CHART #34 FACULTY FULL-TIME FALL 2000 FALL 2011 FALL 2012 % CHANGE 2000 to 2012 FULL-TIME FACULTY % White % African American % Hispanic N/A Asian N/A GENDER Male % Female %
51 CHART #35 FACULTY PART-TIME FALL 2000 FALL 2011 FALL 2012 % CHANGE 2000 to 2012 PART-TIME FACULTY % White % African American N/A Hispanic N/A Asian N/A GENDER Male % Female %
52 CHART #36 FTE STUDENT/FTE FACULTY RATIO FALL 2000 FALL 2011 FALL 2012 PERCENT/POINT CHANGE FALL 2000 TO FALL 2012 FTE Student/FTE Faculty Ratio :1 23:1 4.5% Contact Hours 207,312 N/A 413, % Taught by Full-time Faculty 75.9% N/A 59.6% Taught by Part-time Faculty 24.1% N/A 40.4% 16.3
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