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The document discusses student retention rates at CSUSB and proposes ways to improve retention, especially from freshman to sophomore year. It finds that while CSUSB has higher retention rates than average for the CSU system, about a quarter of students still leave after two years. Common reasons for leaving include academic difficulties, inability to resolve educational goals, and failure to become engaged. The document proposes identifying existing student success programs that meet five key conditions and combining them into a comprehensive first-year experience program to help more students persist through degree completion.
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- 1. Student Retention The first year matters!
- 2. Table of Contents Retention Problem? Student Attrition Student Success Proposal
- 3. CSUSB does it well… 84% 75% 89% 79% Freshman to Sophomore Year Sophomore to Junior Year Retention Rates CSU Systemwide Average CSUSB Average
- 4. We can do it better! Freshman Class Stayed Left After 1st Year Left After 2nd Year We lose almost one QUARTER of the total class population after two years!
- 5. Why do students leave? Academic Difficulties Inability to resolve Educational Goals Failure to become engaged Reasons are complex, both voluntary and involuntary. However, there are three common themes:
- 6. 5 Conditions for Student Success Institutional Commitment High Expectations Student Support Feedback Academic and Social Engagement
- 7. The First Year Matters!
- 8. Proposal Identify student success programs that meet 5 conditions for student success Combine success programs into a comprehensive First-Year Experience Students persist to degree completion!
Editor's Notes
- Data retrieved from Lopez-Wagner, M. Carollo, T., Shindledecker, E. Predictors of Retention: Identification of Students At-Risk and Implementation of Continued Intervention Strategies. San Bernardino: Office of Institutional Research, 2013.
- Data retrieved from Lopez-Wagner, M. Carollo, T., Shindledecker, E. Predictors of Retention: Identification of Students At-Risk and Implementation of Continued Intervention Strategies. San Bernardino: Office of Institutional Research, 2013.
- Tinto, V. Leaving College: Rethinking the Causes and Cures of Student Attrition. London: University of Chicago Press, 1987. Book.
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- Tinto, V. Leaving College: Rethinking the Causes and Cures of Student Attrition. London: University of Chicago Press, 1987. Book.