Who Are We?
A Demographic
Profile of SJCC
November 20, 2007
Office of Research &
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Institutional Effectiveness
San José/Evergreen Community College District
San José:
The 10th Largest City in the
United States by Population
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City of San José: Ethnicity
2006 Population = 973,672
(1990 Population = 782,248)
35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
30%
32%
34%
Af/Am (3% )
Am Ind/Alaska (1% )
Asian (30% )
Hispanic/Latino (32% )
Pac. Islander (1% )
White (34% )
3%
Source: Am erican Com m unity Survey (ACS)
Note: Due to rounding, percent may not equal to 100
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City of San José: Place of Birth
70%
37% of San José residents
are foreign-born
62%
60%
U.S. born
50%
40%
30%
Naturalized
19%
18%
20%
Not fully
naturalized
10%
0%
Census 2004 ACS Estimates
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Note: Due to rounding, percent may not equal to 100
San José Unified and
East Side Union HS Districts:
The main sources of local
high school students
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Number of English Learners
San José Unified SD*
* Includes elementary students
19% at High School Level
Source: California Department of Education
Since 2002, there have been fewer EL students enrolled in SJUSD
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Number of English Learners
East Side Union HS District
98% at High School Level
Source: California Department of Education
ESUHSD continues to experience an increase in EL enrollments.
Many more EL students will enroll in our district than in the past.
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English Learners in Public Schools
Santa Clara County, 2006
Khmer
(Cambodian)
Japanese
Farsi (Persian)
1%
All Others
1%
1%
Combined
Korean
2%
7%
Punjabi
2%
Cantonese
2%
Mandarin
(Putonghua)
3%
Pilipino
(Tagalog)
4%
Spanish
66%
Vietnamese
12%
By Top 10 Languages Spoken
Santa Clara
Percent
County
Spanish
66.1%
Vietnamese
12.2%
Pilipino (Tagalog)
3.5%
Mandarin
3.1%
(Putonghua)
Cantonese
1.8%
Punjabi
1.6%
Korean
1.5%
Japanese
1.1%
Khmer
1.0%
(Cambodian)
Farsi (Persian)
0.6%
All others
7.00%
combined
Data Source: State of
Department of Educatio
Basic Educational Data
2005.
http://data1.cde.ca.gov
Retrieved 10/04/05.
Note: Due toNumbers
rounding,may
percent
may
not equal
100
vary
slightly
duetoto
rounding.
Source: California Department of Education
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SJECCD Feeder High Schools
East Side Union
High School District
High Schools
San José Unified
School District
High Schools
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Andrew Hill
Evergreen Valley
Independence
James Lick
Mt Pleasant
Oak Grove
Overfelt
Piedmont Hills
Santa Teresa
Silver Creek
Yerba Buena
Alternative Schools: Foothill,
Genesis, Pegasus, Phoenix
Gunderson
Leland
Lincoln
Pioneer
San Jose High Academy
Willow Glen
Alternative: Broadway
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2006-2007 Enrollment
of Feeder High Schools
• East Side Union
• San José Unified
25,720
9,556
East Side Union is our largest feeder district.
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Free and Reduced Lunch
Students 2006-2007
• How many in East Side Union HSD?
(includes 9-12 enrollments)
8,231
32%
• How many in San José Unified SD?
(includes 9-12 enrollments)
2,858
30%
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Source: California Department of Education
SJUSD HS Grads and College Prep
San José Unified High School Graduates
Number of Grads for 2005-06:
1,792
UC/CSU A-G Requirements Met: 66%
Source: California Department of Education
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ESUHSD Grads and College Prep
East Side Union High School District
Number of Grads in 2005-06:
4,911
UC/CSU A-G Requirements Met: 35%
Source: California Department of Education
East Side will have a smaller proportion of university
bound students than San José Unified and will be a
larger source of our future student enrollment.
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San José City College:
Student Characteristics
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High School of Origin
SJCC New Students 2006-07
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
High School Last Attended
OUT OF COUNTRY HIGH SCHOOL
OUT OF CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL
ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL
INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL
OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
WILLOW GLEN HIGH SCHOOL
YERBA BUENA HIGH SCHOOL
SAN JOSE HIGH ACADEMY
ANDREW HILL HIGH SCHOOL
SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL
WILLIAM OVERFELT HIGH SCHOOL
District
----San José
Cambell
East Side
East Side
San José
East Side
San José
East Side
East Side
East Side
Total of all new students from the top 12 High
Schools in 06-07:
Other High Schools
Total of all new SJCC students
in 06-07:
Su06 F06 Sp07 2006-07
108 256 218
582
25
75
60
160
21
74
40
135
29
68
26
123
24
64
28
116
21
65
26
112
12
66
29
107
20
64
18
102
13
48
22
83
13
59
9
81
15
38
23
76
15
46
14
75
316
445
923
755
513
317
1752
1517
761 1678
830
3269
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SJCC Student Enrollment
(Headcount)
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•
•
•
Fall 2006:
Spring 2007:
Summer 2007:
Fall 2007 (11/20/07):
12,392
12,292
3,838
12,780
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SJCC Enrollment by Gender
(Fall 2007)
Women:
Men:
Declined to State:
Number
Percent
6,958
5,164
658
54%
40%
5%
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Due to rounding, percent may not equal to 100
SJCC Enrollment by Ethnicity
Number
Latino/a
White
Vietnamese
Other API
African American
Filipino
Other Non-White
Chinese
Indian
Native American
Unknown/Not indicated
4,149
2,430
1,373
1,182
1,109
551
355
343
216
125
947
(Fall 2007)
Percent
32%
19%
11%
9%
9%
4%
3%
3%
2%
1%
7%
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SJCC Enrollment Over Time
SJCC Enrollment by Ethnicity F97,F07
F97 = 9,609
50%
F07 = 12,780
44%
40%
32%
29%
30%
25%
18%
20%
7%
10%
19%
9%
0%
ASN
AfAm
LAT
F97
Latina/o students have become
the largest ethnic group at SJCC
WHT
F07
 % of LAT students has increased
 % of ASN students has decreased
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SJCC Enrollment by Age
(Fall 2007)
51%
Below 18
18-19
20-24
25-29
30-39
40-49
Above 49
Number
468
2,101
3,733
2,081
2,181
1,513
698
Percent
3%
16%
29%
16%
17%
12%
6%
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Due to rounding, percent may not equal to 100
18-19 Year-Old New Student
Enrollment is Increasing
• SJJC has increased by
about 300 students in
this age group since
2002
• This age group now
represents half of new
students
• Continued high school
outreach will be critical
• East Side Union High
School District is the
largest feeder district
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
F07
839
(49%)
F02
542
(31%)
SJCC
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SJCC Enrollment by
Full-Time/Part-Time Status
(Fall 2007)
Full-Time
Part-Time
Number
Percent
4,232
8,548
33%
67%
Two-thirds enrolled with less than 12 units
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Number of units
attempted by SJCC students
Majority of SJCC students (38% in Fall 07)
attempted between 0.5 and 5.5 units
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SJCC Enrollment by
Full-Time/Part-Time Status
(Fall 2007)
35%
30%
Full-time student enrollment increased
5 percentage points between Fall 02
and Fall 07
33%
28%
25%
20%
F02
F07
Full-Time Students
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SJCC Enrollment by
Time of Day Attended
(2006-2007)
Number Percent
Day
5,920
35%
Day & Evening
Evening
8,014
3,161
47%
18%
Majority of students (47%) take classes
before and after 4:30 p.m.
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Board of Governors'
Fee Waivers Awarded
(96-97 to 06-07)
BOG Waivers SJCC 96-97
Total Unduplicated
#Students = 5,464
BOG Waivers SJCC 06-07
Total Unduplicated
#Students = 6,672
Total Amount
Total Amount
$938,192
$2,033,379
In the 10-year academic period 1996 to 2007, SJCC’s
Financial Aid Office awarded 1,208 additional BOG
Waivers totaling more than $1 million
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SJCC Financial Aid Awarded
(2006-07)
Financial Aid Awards 2006-07
Board of Governors Waivers (BOG)
Grants
Loans
Scholarships
College Work Study
T otal Awards
Award
Number
6672
3124
73
92
111
10072
Award
Percent
66%
31%
1%
1%
1%
100%
Award
Amount
$2,033,379
$4,295,861
$191,957
$143,465
$168,141
$6,832,803
Note: Due to rounding, percent may not equal to 100
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To Where Do Our Students Transfer?
708 District Transfers (2005-2006)
San Jose State Transfers
EVC
SJCC
(288 of 410 transfers) = 70%
(198 of 298 transfers) = 66%
The majority of our transfer students attend
San Jose State University.
In 05-06, 6% transferred to CSU East Bay (Hayward)
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SJCC Full-Time Faculty
(Fall 2006)
FULL-TIME (122)
African American
Asian/Pacific Islander
Caucasian
Latino
American Indian
Other/Not Reported
Total
Women
4
15
34
13
1
2
69
Men % of Total
5
7%
7
18%
37
58%
4
14%
0
1%
0
2%
53
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SJCC Part-Time Faculty
(Fall 2006)
PART-TIME (268)
African American
Asian/Pacific Islander
Caucasian
Latino
American Indian
Other
Total
Women Men % of Total
6
6
4%
26
21
18%
88
82
63%
7
17
9%
1
2
1%
7
5
4%
135 133
Note: Due to rounding, percent may not equal to 100
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