MUS 2-year Education Review
Presented to the 2-year Education Restructuring Commission
November 2019 Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education
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v5 MUS 2-year Education Review Presented to the 2-year Education Restructuring Commission November 2019 Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education MUS 2-year Review TOPICS CTE Profile: What is Career & Technical Education (CTE)?
November 2019 Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education
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Definition | Enrollment | Degrees/Certificates | Trends in Enrollment & Degree Production | Career Pathways
Educational Revenue per Student Comparisons | Peer Data | National Trends
Recent History | Tuition & Fees | Program Specific Focus (Nursing)
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The Two-year Colleges in the MUS will possess a comprehensive community college mission, committed to providing transfer education through the associates degree, workforce development including certificates and applied science degrees, developmental and adult basic education, lifelong learning opportunities, and community development. These institutions will provide affordable, open access admissions that will allow opportunities for all Montanan’s to access higher education.
(source: MUS Comprehensive Two-year Education Mission/Vision)
Two-year Colleges will pursue efficiencies by integrating operations with Four-year and Flagship campuses whenever and wherever possible. Great Falls College | Helena College | Gallatin College | City College Missoula College | Bitterroot College | Highlands College
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Great Falls College MSU
Stand Alone 2-year
Independent accreditation, budget,
Integrated 2-year
Dependent accreditation, budget,
Helena College UM Missoula College UM Bitterroot College UM Highlands College of MT Tech City College at MSUB Gallatin College MSU UM Western, 2-year Programs MSU Northern, 2-year Programs
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Student FTE, 1987 - 2019
FTE = Full-time Equivalent Enrollment, 15 credit hours = 1.0 undergraduate FTE
MUS 2-year Colleges Community Colleges
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5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000
Student FTE, 1980 - 2019
FTE = Full-time Equivalent Enrollment, 15 credit hours = 1.0 undergraduate FTE, 12 credit hours = 1.0 graduate-level FTE
MUS 4-year Colleges MUS 2-year Colleges Community Colleges
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4,073 9,149 7,415
13% 24% 23%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
Fall 2001 Fall 2002 Fall 2003 Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Fall 2018 Fall 2019
Headcount = unduplicated count of individual students enrolled MUS 2-year College Headcount (no CC's) % of Total MUS Undergraduate Headcount
CC's not included
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Associate of Applied Science (AAS), 750 Associate of Arts (AA), 339 Associate of Science (AS), 527
Certificate of Completion (CC), 11 Certificate Technical Studies (CTS), 94
Certificate of Applied Science (CAS), 424
CC's not included
#CTE = 1,454 %CTE = 68%
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AAS, +13%
Degree Type/ % inc over 18 years
AS, +358% CAS, +275% AA, +1595% CTS, +71% CC, -71%
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CTE Programs Non-CTE Programs
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MUS CTE Degrees & Certificates Awarded by Major, 2018-19 (continued)
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$7.4M $5.3M $8.6M $2.5M $1.6M $2.9M $2.2M $4.2M $1.1M
$0.6M
$5.2M $1.3M $2.1M
$0 $2,000,000 $4,000,000 $6,000,000 $8,000,000 $10,000,000 $12,000,000 $14,000,000 $16,000,000 $18,000,000 $20,000,000
Great Falls Helena Flathead Miles Dawson
Current Unrestricted = Revenue from Tuition, State Approps., & Local Funding to Support Educational and General Operations
State Support Net Tuition Revenue Local Funding Transfers/Other
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$7,204 $6,634 $6,338 $5,950 $5,595 $5,007 $5,872
$2,857 $2,769 $3,097 $2,903 $2,492 $1,711 $2,603
$3,572 $2,928 $6,561 $3,814 $0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000 $12,000 $14,000 $16,000 $18,000
Great Falls Helena Peers 1 Flathead Miles Dawson Peers 2
Current Unrestricted = Revenue from Tuition, State Approps., & Local Funding to Support Educational and General Operations
State Support Net Tuition Revenue Local Funding Transfers/Other
(no local funding) N = 204 (local funding) N = 255
Peer 1 = public 2-year colleges without local funding, <2500 students, all states, 2016-17, (aggregate values represented above) Peer 2 = public 2-year colleges with local funding, <2500 students, all states, 2016-17, (aggregate values represented above)
9,537 10,298 12,043 12,742 16,124 10,013 11,325 11,259
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HLN GFC MCC FVCC DCC High Transfer Mixed Transfer, Vocational High Vocational
Current Unrestricted = Revenue from Tuition, State Approps., & Local Funding to Support Educational and General Operations 2-Year Campuses 2-yr College Peers 25
Peers: public 2-year colleges, <2500 students, all states, 2016-17 Carnegie Categories: (aggregate values represented above) High Transfer: fewer than 30% of awards (degrees and certificates) in career & technical programs; N = 107; DCC Mixed Transfer, Vocational: 30-50% of awards (degrees and certificates) in career & technical programs; N = 165; FVCC High Vocational: more than 50% of awards (degrees and certificates) in career & technical programs; N = 127; HLN, GFC, MCC
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HLN GFC MCC FVCC DCC MSUN Tech MSU UM MSUB UMW
Current Unrestricted = Revenue from Tuition, State Approps., & Local Funding to Support Educational and General Operations 2-Year Campuses 4-Year Campuses 4-year campuses: Includes all integrated 2-year colleges, as well as undergraduate and graduate functions
2005 – BOR establishes Workforce & 2-year Education Committee 2007 – $5M OTO for equipment at 2-year colleges and programs 2007 – $1.5M OTO to improve transferability, Common Course Numbering 2007 – LRBP, $4.5M Helena College expansion; $3M Great Falls College expansion; $2.2M City College expansion 2007 - 2017 - 10 consecutive years of Tuition Freeze at MUS 2-year Colleges 2008 – OCHE hires Deputy Commissioner for 2-year Education 2009 – Lumina Grant (grew into College!NOW) 2009 – $2M OTO to implement Banner at MCC & DCC 2009 – Bitterroot College Programs established 2010 – Gallatin College established 2013 – $1M OTO for Workforce Development, CC’s 2013 – $1M OTO for Dual Enrollment 2013 – Renaming & Rebranding of the Colleges of Technology 2013 – LRBP, $35M for 2-year/CTE facilities (Missoula College, MSUN Auto/Diesel Tech, GFC roof) 2013 – $25M federal grant focused on career pathway development
Continued 2014 – Full 2-year college mission implemented at all MUS 2-year colleges 2015 – $15M federal grant for Healthcare with a focus on revising nursing curriculum 2015 – Performance Funding adopted for all MUS campuses include integrated 2-year colleges 2017 – Developmental Education Reform (Co-requisites) 2018 – Dual credit, 1-2-Free 2019 – LRBP, $4.25M Dental Clinic Lab, Great Falls College MSU 2019 – College & Career Access Portal
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Average rates compared to Ratio of Tuition/Fees to MT Median Household Income
MUS 2-Year College Tuition & Fees (Average) Tuition & Fees as a % of MT Median Household Income 29
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COMING SOON!!!!
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Includes CC’s
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Source: MT DOLI