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- (2)(a) Provide a a consistent two-year schedule
- f concurrent enrollment courses delivered
through interactive video conferencing to secondary school students;
- a pathway for a secondary school students
(2)(a) Provide a a consistent two-year schedule of concurrent - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
(2)(a) Provide a a consistent two-year schedule of concurrent - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
(2)(a) Provide a a consistent two-year schedule of concurrent enrollment courses delivered through interactive video conferencing to secondary school students; a pathway for a secondary school students particularly in rural high
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Concurrent Enrollment Delivery Options
Face-to- Face IVC Hybrid
High School Teacher; typically year-long College Professor via video conference; semester schedule Recorded IVC; student watches asynchronously
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State Appropriations
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Number of Schools
16 73
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Number of Unique Students
1,271 2,283
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Number of Students at Rural Schools
813 1,459
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Total Earned Credits
7,085 16,280
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Tuition Dollars Saved
$1.8M $3.8M
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Quality Initiatives
- Snow College academic advisors in high
schools
- Summer workshops/trainings for all CE
faculty
- Faculty site visits to conference with
students
- More than 30 unique course offerings
- High quality college courses taught by
valued Snow faculty
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Quality Initiatives
Scholarship Program
- $500/semester
- Only CE
students
- 12+ CE
Credits
Only available to first-time students with Snow College CE credit
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CE Costs - Money
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In 2010, 57% of CE students matriculated to Snow College students; in 2018,
- nly 43% of CE
students matriculated
CE Costs - Students
2
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Students completing CE credit prior to enrolling at Snow College now stay on average two fewer semesters
CE Costs - Time
3
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Return on Investment
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Rural Reach
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