5. Total unduplicated headcount enrollment in degree applicable credit courses for fall 2011:

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1 Annual Report Data 1. Confirm Institution's Name: Modesto Junior College 2. Name of individual preparing report: Dr. James Fay 3. Phone number of person preparing report: of person preparing report: Student Achievement Data 5. Total unduplicated headcount enrollment in degree applicable credit courses for fall 2011: 15, 767 Students (85.9% of total) 6. Total unduplicated headcount enrollment in pre-collegiate credit courses (which do not count toward degree requirements) for fall 2011: 340 students (1.9% of total) 7. Total unduplicated headcount enrollment for fall 2011 in all types of Distance Education: 5, Total unduplicated headcount enrollment for fall 2011 in all types of Correspondence Education: 1

2 N/A- MJC does not offer correspondence education courses 9. Successful student course completion for the fall 2011 semester: 63.8% 10. Percent of students retained from fall 2010 to fall 2011 semesters: 47.9% 11. Number of students who completed degree requirements and received a degree in the academic year: 1, Number of students who completed certificate requirements and received a certificate in the academic year: Number of students who transferred to 4-year colleges/universities in : We do not have access yet to transfer data. For , 602 MJC students transferred to a 4-year university. 14. Licensure exam pass rate (PR) for each career/tech program in the academic year. Identify by program and type of exam (state/national) for each: [Additional Instructions: Please list each program for which a license is required and the percentage of students passing, of those who took the exam.] a. Emergency Medical Technician Program: National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Exam=85% pass Rate b. Fire Academy Program: State Fire Training Certificate of Achievement= 100% 2

3 c. Fire Science Program: Students receive Certificate of Achievement= 100% d. Nursing Assistant Program American Red Cross State Certification Exam pass rate for students entered the Nursing Assistant program 167 students completed the Nursing Assistant program 157 students passed the American Red Cross State Certification exam. 94% pass rate e. American Association for Medical Assistants, a national certification exam. 21 graduates took the exam and 15 passed with pass rate of 71% f. For , the pass rate on the Certified Respiratory Therapist (CRT) exam was 85.7% with 21 graduates. For the Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), the pass rate was 19%. The percentage is small for the RRT because not all graduates take the exam and I am not sure about the number who sat for it. CRT and RRT are National Examinations for Respiratory Therapist. g. National Council Licensure Examination (Nursing Program)= 93% Fall 2010 and Spring 11= 88% 15. Job placement rate for each career/tech program for the academic year. List the rate for each program: a. Emergency Medical Technician: 62% b. Fire Academy Program: Job placement low due to budget problems, 10 students have been hired as full-time Firefighters. 17 are volunteer. c. Fire Science Program: 187/187: 100% d. Nursing Assistant program: Spring 2010 to Fall students completed the Nursing Assistant Program. Of the 167 students 75 students applied for work as a nursing assistant. Of the 75 students who applied for work 50 students found employment. 92 students continued to attend school full-time. (66%) e. American Association for Medical Assistants = 65% job placement f. Respiratory Program=66.7% g. Nursing= Fall % found jobs. Spring 11, the job completion rate was 89% 3

4 Student Learning Outcomes and Assessment 16. Percent of all college courses with defined Student Learning Outcomes: 100% 17. Percent of all college courses with on-going assessment of learning outcomes: 100% 18. Percent of all college programs with defined Student Learning Outcomes: 80% 19. Percent of college programs with on-going assessment of learning outcomes: 0% 20. Percent of student and learning support activities with defined Student Learning Outcomes: 92% 21. Percent of student learning and support activities with on-going assessment of learning outcomes: 92% 22. Has the institution defined institutional Student Learning Outcomes: Yes. The institutional Student Learning Outcomes are defined as our General Education Outcomes. 23. Percent of institutional outcomes with on-going assessment of learning outcomes: 0% 4

5 Substantive Change items 24. a) Is the institution anticipating submitting a proposal for a substantive change in any of the following change categories? NO Check all that apply: Mission/Objectives Scope and/or Name Nature of constituents served Location and/or Geographic Area Control and/or Legal Status Courses and/or Programs and/or their Delivery Mode Credit awarded Contractual relationships with a non-regionally accredited institution Change in sites offering 50% or more of a program, certificate, or degree No changes planned b) Explain the change(s) for which you will be submitting a substantive change proposal: [Insert n/a if no substantive change proposals are planned.] N/A 25. a) List all instructional sites other than the home campus where 50% or more of a program, certificate, or degree is offered: Casa de Modesto Retirement Center, Modesto Doctors Medical Center, Modesto 5

6 St Joseph s Medical Center, Stockton Memorial Medical Center, Modesto Emanuel Medical Center, Turlock Sonora Regional Medical Center Lucille Packard Children s Hospital at Stanford, Palo Alto Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, Tracy UCSF Medical Center, S.F. Mercy Medical Center, Merced Mark Twain Hospital, San Andreas b) Identify site changes since the submission of the Annual Report: [Insert n/a if no changes.] N/A 26. List all of the institution s instructional sites out of state and outside the United States: [Insert n/a if none.] N/A 6