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RE: [SUSPECTED SPAM] Re: [HAPS-L] retention rates



Just curious.  How many students do you usually have in these courses?  What
prereqs if any, did they have?  By retention, do you mean how many make earn
a C or better from day one?  This data would include all D and Fs as well as
withdrawn students?  I ask this since I teach at a 2 year school and my
numbers are more in the 60-70 percentile when one counts in withdrawn
students into the data.
 
 
Thanks for your answers,
 
Ken M
 
Florence-Darlington Technical College

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From: HAPS-L-owner@xxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Bob Tallitsch
Sent: Mon 3/26/2007 3:18 PM
To: HAPS-L@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [SUSPECTED SPAM] Re: [HAPS-L] retention rates


Data from my institution (4-year liberal arts institution) may be aberrant
from community college data.

Human Anatomy: 98% retention rate (over 30 years)
Neuroanatomy: 99% retention rate (over 30 years)
Histology: 100% retention rate (over 30 years)
Kinesiology: 99% retention rate (over 30 years)

If you need any clarification on these data let me know Mary Lou.

Bob



	
	

		        i have a meeting Wed. morning about improving
retention rates. please send me your data, especially community colleges.
sorry for brevity and punctuation - carpal tunnel surgery
		        
		        thank you,
		        mary lou percy


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