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Fall 2005 Cohort
First Time Freshmen
Transfer Students
One student in a cohort of 63 represents 1.6% of the class.
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2005 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
2004 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
2003 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
First Time
Freshmen
54.2%
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2002 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
2001 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
2000 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate::.
1999 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
1998 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
11997 Freshman to Sophomore Retention Rate:
62.3%
Transfer
Students
58.5%
66.5%
71.8%
78.8%
66.4%
65.0%
80.0%
64.5%
71.7%
75.8%
66.7% 77.8%
78.3%
68.3%
76.9%
0.0%
* If the 5 “active” students on leave return In 2007
then our Full-Cohort retention Is 68.3%
Full Cohort
Rate
60.3%
62.9%
61.2%
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68.0%
69.3%
73.5%
76.3%
68.9%
65.0% r
Sophomore to Junion Retention Rates. This is not reported to any central agency which
means a college has only its internal pattern of weakness or improvement. We will have
the hard nos. on soph.-junior retention two weeks from now at the latest.
Previous retention rates for first-time students between their second and third years:
Data presented is curent as of 09/19/06.
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COHORT
YEAR
1007
1098
1890
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2008
AVOS.
iFRESHM
COHORT
SIZE
143
122
132
124
143
158
147
S3
48
112
EN RETENTION ..’-:.- ..
% OF NEW
CLASS
78%
76%
76%
73%
78%
83%
70%
78%
76%
77%
1styear
9 Retained
93
81
104
89
88
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%
Retained
65.0%
68.4%
78.8%
71.8%
67.1%
68.5%
58.5%
61.3%
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2nd Year
* Retained
69
58
83
70
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Retained .
40.3%:
47.5%
62.9%
56.5%
45.5%
525%
44.2%
( 51.0%
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