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The following links are provided to help you find external data, community college research, data definitions, and additional information about legislation, funding, and statewide initiatives. If you need assistance navigating any of the information or need help finding something, please contact the 神马我不卡福利 Research and Planning Office.

External Data
  • - Custom reports on enrollment and success at California Community Colleges.
  • - Easy to navigate reports about California Community Colleges using standardized metrics.
  • - provides data on progress, success, employment, and earnings outcomes for California community college students.
  • - CTE Reports for California Community Colleges.
  • - Collegewide and statewide reports from the CTE Employment Outcomes Survey.
  • - Dashboards showing information on Student-Centered Funding Formula (SCFF) apportionment by district.
Community College Literature
  • - Reports and publications from the nationwide results of the Community College Survey of Student Engagement.
  • - Publications and Research on California Community Colleges.
  • - Research on Community Colleges across the United States.
  • - Research on Community Colleges across the United States.   
  • - Research on Higher Education in California.
  • - Research and Presentations for California Community Colleges.
  • - Practice Guides and Intervention Reports on promising evidence-based recommendations and interventions.
Data Definitions
  • - Definitions for MIS data elements.
  •  and  Definitions for SCFF metrics. Familiarity with MIS data elements is necessary.
Additional Resources
  • - Funding information primarily related to categorical funding for 2022-23.
  •  - California Community College apportionment reports.
  • - See Title 5. Education - Division 6. California Community Colleges.
  • - See Title 34 Chapter VI for the Office of Postsecondary Education, Department of Education.
  • - View the Chaptered Legislation Report for Assembly Bill information related to California Community Colleges. 
  • - Protection of privacy of parents and students. See  for more information.
  • - Human subjects research. See  for more information.
  • - Rules for information provided to military organizations for recruitment.
  • - California Community College Chancellor's goals for all community colleges in the state.

 

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