holistically serving low-income students
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Holistically Serving Low-Income Students. What are the statistics?. Among community college students: 40% do not complete any degree in 6 years and are not enrolled 31% receive financial aid 50% have unmet need after financial aid Among all students: - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Holistically Serving Low-Income Students
What are the statistics?Among community college students:• 40% do not complete any degree in 6 years and
are not enrolled
• 31% receive financial aid
• 50% have unmet need after financial aid
Among all students:• 66% the proportion of the cost of attendance left
after tuition, fees and books
• 71% said they dropped out to go to make money
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Why holistic support?
Addressing Achieving the Dream’sGoals for Student Success
Increasing the percentage of students who:1. Successfully complete the courses they take2. Advance from remedial to credit-bearing
courses3. Enroll in and successfully complete gatekeeper
courses4. Enroll from one semester to the next 5. Earn degrees and/or certificates.
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Who are colleges serving?
Yesterday’s Nontraditional Student Is Today’s Traditional Student
40% of all students are low-income
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47%Independent
23%Parents
32%Employed Full-Time
How are they serving students well?
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Working to support student persistence in order to achieve their educational goals and increase the attainment of certificates and associate degrees leading to employment or transfer.
CNM Connect has over 6,411 active participants Mostly female 59% and minority 73% 71% with children 53% first generation students 67% have trouble paying monthly bills Ages 16 - 65
CNM Connect supports low income students at Central New Mexico Community College by:
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Los Angeles Harbor College Website
Holistically Serving Low-Income Students
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2012 Bunker Hill Community College Single Stop
1 2 3 4$0.00
$200,000.00
$400,000.00
$600,000.00
$800,000.00
$1,000,000.00
$1,200,000.00
$1,400,000.00 Grand total; 1246424
Yearly Total*
*The total value includes the value of tax refunds, cash and non-cash benefits, and financial counseling.
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Benefits Access for College Completion
Mission: To provide students with a stronger financial foundation for retention and completion through assistance and support in the benefit eligibility and application process.
Students
New Student
Orientation
Financial Aid
Advising
My Tri-C Space
External Webpage
Mail & Email blasts
Hi Vis Ads college wide
Calls from Benefit
Coaches
Mail &
Student Communications
Faculty&
Counselors
Call Center
info
Breaking Down Barriers to College Completion
Benefits Access for College Completion
BACC
Campus Resource Days
Ohio Department of Job & Family Services (ODJFS)
Ohio Board of RegentsOhio Benefit Bank (OBB)Cleveland FoodbankUnited Way 211
Project GO! Partners