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Keeping It Real - Ubuntu Data Breakdown

posted ‎‎Aug 15, 2008 4:29 PM‎‎ by Sally Raskoff

Data on the Experience of Students of African Descent at LAVC

Prof. Tiffany Lanoix & Prof. Tara Lake
Department of Sociology and Ethnic Studies

Background Information

LAVC population

 16,591
 As of 2005-06 Overall - Campus - Gender
             60% female and 40% male

African-Descended population

 1,031
            53% female and 47% male
 6.2% of total LAVC population

African-Descended Athletes

 16 females and 67 males = 83
 8% of African-Descended students are athletes

Grade Point Average

African-Descended students who attempted at least 9 units

 Overall average - 2.39
 Males - 2.34
 Females - 2.45
 Athletes - 2.39

Grade Point Average-Range



African-Descended Students w/GPAs of 3.0 or Higher

 3.0 - 3.5 GPA: 52
            35 Female; 17 Male
 Above 3.5 GPA: 95
            59 Female; 36 Male

Semesters at Valley



Retention & Success

 Student completes course
 African Descended-83%
 85% overall
 Student earns A, B, C or CR
 African Descended-53%
 65% overall
Probation
 110 African Descended students
 11% of African Descended population
 56 males and 54 females
 11 athletes (out of 83)
 8 DSPS students (out of 65)
African-Descended Students with
Transferable English & Math Completion
 Transferable English: 277
 Transferable Math: 51
 Both Transferable Math & English: 36
Transfer to UC/CSU
2005-2006
 African American-6/40
 Latino-27/217
 Asian American-29/42
 White-98/189
Support/Success Service Use
Among African-Descended Students
 Trio (8)
  Males – 5
  Females – 3
 DSPS (65)
 Males – 29
 Females – 36
 EOPS (77)
 Males - 46
 Females - 31
T.A.P./Honors Program
 African American students enrolled
 3 (all women)
 African American students eligible
(3.25 G.P.A and 20 Units or More)
 51

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