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JOINT ENROLLMENT

FISCAL YEAR 2015

ANNUAL REPORT

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Executive Summary

Joint Enrollment Report: 2015

The Iowa Department of Education collects information on joint enrollment from Iowa’s 15 community colleges. Jointly enrolled students are high school students enrolled in community college credit coursework. Most jointly enrolled students enroll through Senior Year Plus programs such as Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) and concurrent enrollment. Other students enroll independently as tuition-paying students, or enroll in courses delivered through contractual agreements that do not meet the definition of concurrent enrollment. For more information about Senior Year Plus programs, please refer to the department’s website. This report consists of fiscal year (FY) and trend data on joint enrollment, including headcount enrollment, credit hours taken, student demographics, and enrollment by program type and offering arrangement. All data included in this report is taken from the Community College Management Information System (MIS) and confirmed by each college, unless otherwise noted. Some of the highlights of this FY 2015 report include:

Iowa ranks first among the 50 states in providing college-level coursework to high school students. Enrollment of students under the age of 18 at Iowa’s community colleges far outpaces the average enrollment of similar students at community colleges and four-year public institutions nationwide.

Enrollment increased from 42,996 students last year to 44,034 this year, a 2.4 percent increase. Nine community colleges experienced increased enrollments; six experienced declines. However, 12 colleges experienced an increase in the number of credits taken by high school students.

Average annual growth over the last five has been 2.5 percent.

High school students participating in joint enrollment programs accounted for 31.8 percent of total community college enrollment. Approximately half of the participants were high school senior and about one-third were juniors.

Joint enrollment programs account for 19 percent of total credit hours.

Among high school students, 88 percent participated in joint enrollment courses delivered through a contractual agreement between a community college and school district. PSEO courses accounted for about seven percent (7%) of total joint enrollment.

Slightly more than 50 percent of participants in joint enrollment programs were male, compared to 45.6 percent for total credit student enrollment.

Almost 14 percent of participants in joint enrollment programs had a minority racial or ethnic background compared to 45 percent of total credit student enrollment.

The most common subject areas in which students jointly enrolled include social science and history, English, mathematics, healthcare, and engineering and technology.

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Joint Enrollment Pg. 6

Joint Enrollment Offering Arrangement Pg. 8

Joint Enrollment Student Demographics Pg. 8

Grade Level of Joint Enrollment Students Pg. 10

Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO by Subject Area Pg. 13

Revenue from Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Pg. 14

College Profiles

Northeast Iowa Community College Pg. 16

North Iowa Area Community College Pg. 18

Iowa Lakes Community College Pg. 20

Northwest Iowa Community College Pg. 22

Iowa Central Community College Pg. 24

Iowa Valley Community College District Pg. 26

Hawkeye Community College Pg. 28

Eastern Iowa Community Colleges Pg. 30

Kirkwood Community College Pg. 32

Des Moines Area Community College Pg. 34

Western Iowa Tech Community College Pg. 36

Iowa Western Community College Pg. 38

Southwestern Iowa Community College Pg. 40

Indian Hills Community College Pg. 42

Southeastern Community College Pg. 44

Table of Contents - Subject


Table of Contents - Tables and Figures

Figure 1 - Age of Students Enrolled in US Public Postsecondary Institutions: Fall 2013 Pg. 6

Table 1 - Joint Enrollment (Headcount) by College: 2011-2015 Pg. 7

Table 2 - Joint Enrollment as a Percentage of all Students and Credit Hours: 2011-2015 Pg. 7

Figure 2 - Joint Enrollment as a Percentage of all Students by College: 2015 Pg. 8

Table 3 - Joint Enrollment Credit Hours by College: 2011-2015 Pg. 9

Figure 3 - Joint Enrollment as a Percentage of all Credit Hours by College: 2015 Pg. 9

Figure 4 - Credit Hours per Student by College: 2015 Pg. 10

Figure 5 - Joint Enrollment by Offering Arrangement: 2015 Pg. 11

Table 4 - Joint Enrollment and Credit Hours by Offering Arrangement by College: 2015 Pg. 11

Figure 6 - Joint Enrollment Student Gender by College: 2015 Pg. 12

Figure 7 - Joint Enrollment Student Racial and Ethnic Background: 2015 Pg. 12

Figure 8 - Joint Enrollment Participation by High School Class: 2015 Pg. 12

Table 5 - Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken by Subject Area: 2015 Pg. 13

Table 6 - Instances of CTE, Arts and Science Courses Taken by High School Students: 2015 Pg. 14

Table 7 - Enrollment and Revenue of Concurrent Enrollment: 2015 Pg. 15

Table 8 - Enrollment and Revenue of PSEO: 2015 Pg. 15


Joint Enrollment

Each year, tens of thousands of Iowa high school students enroll in community college credit coursework. The Department of Education refers to these students as “jointly enrolled.” In Iowa, high school students enroll in community college credit courses in a variety of ways including, through Postsecondary Enrollment Option (PSEO) courses, college courses offered through a contract between a local school district and a community college, and enrollment in a college course independently as a tuition-paying student. While sometimes referred to as “dual credit,” joint enrollment does not necessarily entail credit being issued at both the secondary and postsecondary levels. Some programs, such as PSEO and concurrent enrollment, require that credit be issued at each level, while other joint enrollment opportunities have no such requirement. Most joint enrollment opportunities fall under the purview of Senior Year Plus. This legislation, passed in 2008, consolidated and standardized several existing programs involving college credit opportunities for high school students including PSEO, concurrent enrollment (which entails supplementary weighting for local school

districts), career and regional academies, Advanced Placement®, and Project Lead the Way®. Iowa ranks first among the 50 states in providing high school students access to college-credit coursework. Data on the number of students under the age of 18 enrolled in a postsecondary institution (proxy for jointly enrolled students) clearly indicates that Iowa’s community colleges enroll students of typical high school age at a significantly higher rate than community colleges and four-year postsecondary institutions nationally (Figure 1).

Joint enrollment grew to a record high of 44,034.

Year-to-year growth was 2.4 percent.

Participants in joint enrollment programs accounted for 31.8 percent of total enrollment.

Joint enrollment accounted for 18.6 percent of total credit hours.

Slightly more males were jointly enrolled than females.

Figure 1. Age of Students Enrolled in US Public Postsecondary Institutions: Fall 2013


Table 1. Joint Enrollment (Headcount) by College: 2011-2015

Table 2. Joint Enrollment Credit Hours by College: 2011-2015

College 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 % change

Northeast Iowa 2,418 2,457 2,636 2,750 2,791 1.5

North Iowa Area 1,372 1,209 1,136 1,296 1,312 1.2

Iowa Lakes 1,341 1,313 1,291 1,243 1,211 -2.6

Northwest 811 710 756 904 941 4.1

Iowa Central 2,340 2,715 2,681 2,467 2,486 0.8

Iowa Valley 1,025 1,006 1,082 1,294 1,269 -1.9

Hawkeye 1,804 1,976 1,877 2,097 2,036 -2.9

Eastern Iowa 3,559 3,824 3,831 4,532 4,398 -3.0

Kirkwood 3,809 3,725 4,048 4,353 4,548 4.5

Des Moines Area 12,856 13,162 13,308 13,930 14,799 6.2

Western Iowa Tech 2,344 2,276 2,112 2,503 2,506 0.1

Iowa Western 1,897 1,973 2,157 2,053 1,983 -3.4

Southwestern 686 703 706 714 711 -0.4

Indian Hills 1,606 1,545 1,598 1,714 1,730 0.9

Southeastern 1,024 976 1,043 1,146 1,313 14.6

Total 38,892 39,570 40,262 42,996 44,034 2.4

College 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 % change

Northeast Iowa 18,510 19,105 20,526 20,683 21,714 5.0

North Iowa Area 11,035 9,890 9,598 9,933 10,030 1.0

Iowa Lakes 11,727 11,302 11,145 10,976 10,377 -5.5

Northwest 6,078 5,005 5,461 6,435 6,504 1.1

Iowa Central 20,037 22,084 21,918 20,392 21,766 6.7

Iowa Valley 8,492 8,265 8,950 10,555 10,695 1.3

Hawkeye 10,313 11,740 10,764 12,693 12,223 -3.7

Eastern Iowa 22,546 24,832 22,996 27,837 28,172 1.2

Kirkwood 21,895 21,095 24,774 28,794 32,681 13.5

Des Moines Area 109,307 111,498 111,895 120,972 125,138 3.4

Western Iowa Tech 15,937 15,088 13,587 18,769 19,722 5.1

Iowa Western 19,095 18,508 20,133 18,349 18,327 -0.1

Southwestern 5,834 6,244 6,607 6,640 6,785 2.2

Indian Hills 12,383 11,933 14,194 15,200 16,292 7.2

Southeastern 6,889 7,067 7,867 8,693 10,573 21.6

Total 300,078 303,656 310,415 336,921 350,996 4.2


rate at which high school students enroll in college coursework varies by local school districts and community college regions (see map insert). The number of credit hours taken by each jointly enrolled student slightly increased, with each student enrolling in an average of eight (8) credit hours (Figure 4, page 10). Interestingly, the number of credit hours taken per student has only increased 0.6 credit hour since FY 2008. Joint Enrollment Offering Arrangements Contracted courses had the largest enrollment of the three types of joint enrollment arrangements, accounting for 88 percent of jointly enrolled students in FY 2015 (Figure 5, page 11). Enrollment in contracted courses rose 3.9 percent from the previous year to 41,248 students. PSEO, which accounts for 7.2 percent of joint enrollment, increased 1.1 percent from FY 2014 to a total of 3,371

Figure 2. Joint Enrollment as a Percentage of All Students by College: 2015

Joint enrollment in Iowa community colleges has risen to a record high of 44,034 unduplicated students in fiscal year (FY) 2015. In this year, jointly enrolled students accounted for 31.8 percent of total enrollment, which represents a 2.4 percent increase from the previous year. Headcount enrollment increased at nine community colleges and declined at six (Table 1, page 7), while the number of credits taken by high school students increased at 12 colleges and statewide by 4.2 percent (Table 2, page 7). Because high school students generally enroll part-time at community colleges, they account for a higher percentage of enrollment at each college (Figure 2) than credit hours (Figure 3, page 9). Statewide, in FY 2015, joint enrollment (31.8 percent) accounted for 18.6 percent of total credit hours (Table 3, page 9). Also, the

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Figure 3. Joint Enrollment as a Percentage of All Credit Hours by College: 2015

Table 3. Joint Enrollment as a Percentage of All Students and Credit Hours: 2011-2015

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

College Students Hours Students Hours Students Hours Students Hours Students Hours

Northeast Iowa 32.3 16.4 34 18.4 20.3 36.7 38.4 21.8 40.7 24.1

North Iowa Area 27.5 14.1 26.0 13.3 14.3 26.7 32.3 16.1 32.7 16.7

Iowa Lakes 28.0 13.7 29.3 14.9 16.1 30.8 32.8 18.0 34.9 19.3

Northwest 32.0 17.0 29.0 14.6 15.5 29.1 34.4 19.0 36.2 19.8

Iowa Central 25.5 13.8 30.8 15.4 15.6 30.7 32.2 16.6 30.8 16.9

Iowa Valley 23.5 11.4 23.5 11.9 12.8 25.6 30.0 16.0 31.8 17.2

Hawkeye 18.4 7.1 20.7 8.6 8.3 20.6 22.9 10.2 23.4 10.7

Eastern Iowa 24.7 11.7 26.4 13.2 13.9 29.0 33.3 17.4 34.0 18.9

Kirkwood 14.5 5.4 14.9 5.5 7.2 17.3 19.9 9.2 22.3 11.4

Des Moines Area 33.7 21.9 34.1 22.7 24.3 36.6 37.8 26.4 40.1 28.0

Western Iowa Tech 26.6 12.8 26.0 13.5 12.8 24.7 29.3 16.9 29.9 17.5

Iowa Western 21.0 12.4 20.3 11.5 12.6 21.6 21.4 12.2 20.7 12.3

Southwestern 29.4 14.9 30.8 16.9 19.2 32.8 36.5 21.2 33.2 19.9

Indian Hills 19.8 8.9 20.8 9.5 11.7 23.0 28.6 16.2 27.2 15.1

Southeastern 20.5 8.5 21.0 10.0 11.7 23.3 28.4 14.3 31.5 17.5

Total 25.1 13 26 13.8 15 27.7 30.4 17.3 31.8 18.6

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Figure 4. Credit Hours Per Student by College: 2015

As expected, jointly enrolled students in are younger than the overall community college student body. In FY 2015, 14.4 percent of jointly enrolled students were 15 years old or younger, 23.4 percent were 16, 40.1 percent were 17, and 22.1 percent were 18 or older. Also, not surprising, jointly enrolled students are almost exclusively residents of Iowa. In FY 2015, 99.5 percent of these students were Iowa residents. Grade Level of Joint Enrollment Students Data on grade level is derived through a match between the state’s K-12 data repository and the Community College Management Information System (MIS). Figure 8 on page 12 displays the distribution of high school students enrolled in Iowa community colleges during FY 2015. Jointly enrolled students tend to be high school juniors and seniors, with 80 percent being in their last two years of high school. Approximately 13 percent of jointly enrolled students were high school sophomores and seven percent were freshmen.

students. Enrollment of tuition-paying students increased 9.8 percent from the previous year (Table 4, page 11). Joint Enrollment Student Demographics In FY 2015, the typical jointly enrolled student was male, Caucasian, and a high school senior. Approximately 50.6 percent of joint enrollees were male compared with 45 percent of the overall student body (Figure 6, page 12), and 13.9 percent of joint enrollees reported having a minority racial or ethnic background. Within those reporting minority status, Hispanics were the largest group at 45.8 percent, followed by Asian and Black with 18.7 percent and 17.6 percent, respectively (Figure 7, page 12). In comparison, in that same year, 18.6 percent of all community college students reported having a minority racial or ethnic background, with 33.4 percent Hispanic and 36.5 percent Black.

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Figure 5. Joint Enrollment by Offering Arrangement: 2015

Table 4. Joint Enrollment and Credit Hours by Offering Arrangement by College: 2015

PSEO Contract Tuition Total (Duplicated)

College Students Hours Students Hours Students Hours Students Hours

Northeast Iowa 353 1,642.50 2,631 18,938.00 126 1,133.50 3,110 21,714

North Iowa Area 324 2,290.00 932 6,979.00 141 761.00 1,397 10,030

Iowa Lakes 66 261.00 1,142 9,819.00 50 297.00 1,258 10,377

Northwest 0 0.00 908 6,272.00 57 231.50 965 6,504

Iowa Central 56 271.00 2,430 21,494.50 0 0.00 2,486 21,766

Iowa Valley 21 95.00 1,255 10,328.00 51 271.50 1,327 10,695

Hawkeye 425 2,335.00 1,544 8,532.00 422 1,356.00 2,391 12,223

Eastern Iowa 287 1,294.00 4,249 26,018.50 122 859.25 4,658 28,172

Kirkwood 685 3,771.00 4,166 28,485.50 95 424.50 4,946 32,681

Des Moines Area 559 3,255.00 14,163 115,753.00 992 6,130.00 15,714 125,138

Western Iowa Tech 149 954.00 2,357 18,768.00 0 0.00 2,506 19,722

Iowa Western 319 1,936.00 1,855 16,153.00 45 238.00 2,219 18,327

Southwestern 108 570.00 649 6,189.00 8 26.00 765 6,785

Indian Hills 19 88.00 1,704 15,930.00 40 273.50 1,763 16,292

Southeastern 0 0.00 1,263 10,010.20 92 562.50 1,355 10,573

Total 3,371 18,763 41,248 319,670 2,241 12,564 46,860 350,996


Figure 7. Jointly Enrolled Student Racial and Ethnic Background: 2015

Figure 6. Jointly Enrolled Student Gender by College: 2015

NOTE: Those not reporting racial/ethnic background are excluded.

Figure 8. Joint Enrollment Participation by High School Class: 2015

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In total, 27.5 percent of public school students in grades 9 through 12 enrolled in community college credit courses, including more than half of all high school seniors. Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO by Subject Area Unlike other sections of this report that utilize Community College MIS data, this section is based on Student Reporting in Iowa data submitted by Iowa public school districts. The department analyzed data on the instances of concurrent enrollment and PSEO courses taken by subject area (Table 5). Courses taken by tuition-paying students enrolling independent of the district were not included.

Of instances of PSEO courses taken, 41.1 percent were in the subject area of social sciences and history. English language and literature courses accounted for an additional 17.9 percent of courses taken. Of concurrent enrollment courses taken, the subject area with the greatest instances of courses taken was English language and literature (21.6 percent), followed by social sciences and history (14.6 percent), and mathematics (8.6 percent). Table 6 on page 14 presents the instances of community college career and technical education (CTE) and arts and sciences courses taken by Iowa high school students through contractual agreements in FY 2015. Of courses

Table 5. Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken by Subject Area: 2015

Source: Student Reporting in Iowa 2013-2014

PSEO Concurrent Enrollment

Subject Instances of

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English Language and Literature 1,156 17.9 21,218 21.6

Mathematics 400 6.2 8,443 8.6

Life and Physical Sciences 442 6.9 4,419 4.5

Social Sciences and History 2,648 41.1 14,373 14.6

Fine and Performing Arts 250 3.9 2,730 2.8

Foreign Language and Literature 67 1.0 3,457 3.5

Religious Education and Theology 126 2.0 115 0.1

Physical, Health, and Safety Education 201 3.1 877 0.9

Computer and Information Sciences 139 2.2 4,606 4.7

Communications and Audio/Visual Technology 35 0.5 1,548 1.6

Business and Marketing 259 4.0 4,756 4.8

Manufacturing 17 0.3 2,733 2.8

Health Care Sciences 229 3.6 7,782 7.9

Public, Protective, and Government Services 162 2.5 1,545 1.6

Hospitality and Tourism 7 0.1 1,063 1.1

Architecture and Construction 15 0.2 1,798 1.8

Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources 112 1.7 2,852 2.9

Human Services 78 1.2 2,053 2.1

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics 18 0.3 3,034 3.1

Engineering and Technology 8 0.1 6,899 7.0

Miscellaneous 19 0.3 1,763 1.8

Family and Consumer Science 7 0.1 306 0.3

Total 6,395 100.0 98,370 100.0


Table 6. Instances of CTE and Arts & Science Courses taken by High School Students: 2015

taken in FY 2015, 37.0 percent were classified as CTE, 63.0 percent arts and science. Revenue from Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Concurrent enrollment offerings are one of several sharing opportunities incentivized by state policy. School districts may be eligible for additional funding in the form of extra weighting in the school foundation funding formula for students participating in certain programs, including concurrent enrollment. In this case, the supplementary weighting provides districts with funding to pay community colleges for delivery of concurrent enrollment courses. In FY 2015, community colleges generated more than $22 million in revenue from concurrent enrollment

courses. In total, 361 high schools (duplicated) enrolled 41,248 students (unduplicated) in concurrent enrollment courses (Table 7, page 15). Students also have the opportunity to enroll in college courses through PSEO, provided the school district does not offer a comparable course (including concurrent enrollment offerings). The school district pays the eligible postsecondary institution the cost of the course or $250, whichever is lower. In FY 2015, community colleges generated just over $2.1 million in revenue from PSEO enrollment. Over the past year, 248 high schools (duplicated) sent 3,371 students (unduplicated) to a community college for postsecondary coursework through PSEO (Table 8, page 15).

College Career & Tech. Arts & Sciences Total % Career & Tech. % Arts & Sciences

Northeast Iowa 2,651 3,851 6,502 40.8 59.2

North Iowa Area 639 2,510 3,149 20.3 79.7

Iowa Lakes 447 2,587 3,034 14.7 85.3

Northwest Iowa 331 1,736 2,067 16.0 84.0

Iowa Central 2,142 4,866 7,008 30.6 69.4

Iowa Valley 623 2,820 3,443 18.1 81.9

Hawkeye 972 2,946 3,918 24.8 75.2

Eastern Iowa 3,334 5,419 8,753 38.1 61.9

Kirkwood 4,776 4,995 9,771 48.9 51.1

Des Moines Area 15,579 19,228 34,807 44.8 55.2

Western Iowa Tech 2,589 4,625 7,214 35.9 64.1

Iowa Western 905 4,185 5,090 17.8 82.2

Southwestern 782 1,406 2,188 35.7 64.3

Indian Hills 1,926 3,031 4,957 38.9 61.1

Southeastern 1,118 1,746 2,864 39.0 61.0

Total 38,814 65,951 104,765 37.0 63.0

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MAP INSERT: PERCENT OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (9-12 GRADES) ENROLLMENT IN IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGES DURING FY 2015

PERCENT OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (9-12 grades) ENROLLED IN IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGES

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0009 AGWSR 39.34 1134 CHARTER OAK-UTE 10.38 2466 GILBERT 23.52 4068 MARCUS-MERIDEN-CLEGHORN 38.67 5310 POSTVILLE 16.59 6768 WASHINGTON 28.820018 ADAIR-CASEY 37.25 1152 CHEROKEE 22.02 2502 GLADBROOK-REINBECK 23.88 4086 MARION INDEPENDENT 23.15 5325 PRAIRIE VALLEY 32.40 6795 WATERLOO 7.450027 ADEL-DESOTO-MINBURN 20.29 1197 CLARINDA 7.22 2511 GLENWOOD 14.48 4104 MARSHALLTOWN 23.55 5463 RED OAK 24.38 6822 WAUKEE 40.580063 AKRON WESTFIELD 22.54 1206 CLARION-GOLDFIELD-DOWS 30.31 2520 GLIDDEN-RALSTON 33.88 4122 MARTENSDALE-ST MARYS 29.51 5486 REMSEN-UNION 27.61 6840 WAVERLY-SHELL ROCK 18.870081 ALBIA 29.74 1211 CLARKE 14.98 2556 GRAETTINGER-TERRIL 32.91 4131 MASON CITY 11.08 5508 RICEVILLE 45.13 6854 WAYNE 12.940099 ALBURNETT 26.85 1215 CLARKSVILLE 34.02 2673 NODAWAY 26.40 4149 MOC-FLOYD VALLEY 38.21 5510 RIVERSIDE 38.92 6867 WEBSTER CITY 26.710126 ALGONA 33.06 1218 CLAY CENTRAL-EVERLY 14.71 2682 GMG 14.79 4203 MEDIAPOLIS 42.25 5607 ROCK VALLEY 26.80 6921 WEST BEND-MALLARD 25.850135 ALLAMAKEE 52.12 1221 CLEAR CREEK-AMANA 31.96 2709 GRINNELL-NEWBURG 25.98 4212 MELCHER-DALLAS 10.42 5643 ROLAND-STORY 25.38 6930 WEST BRANCH 32.950153 NORTH BUTLER 24.75 1233 CLEAR LAKE 29.59 2718 GRISWOLD 26.89 4269 MIDLAND 11.26 5697 RUDD-ROCKFORD-MARBLE RK 22.03 6937 WEST BURLINGTON IND 20.540171 ALTA 33.90 1278 CLINTON 30.13 2727 GRUNDY CENTER 23.87 4271 MID-PRAIRIE 28.95 5724 RUTHVEN-AYRSHIRE 26.47 6943 WEST CENTRAL 47.920225 AMES 12.65 1332 COLFAX-MINGO 23.00 2754 GUTHRIE CENTER 59.90 4356 MISSOURI VALLEY 20.92 5751 ST ANSGAR 34.89 6950 WEST DELAWARE COUNTY 44.200234 ANAMOSA 21.49 1337 COLLEGE 25.55 2763 CLAYTON RIDGE 20.11 4419 MFL MARMAC 25.52 5805 SAYDEL 15.17 6957 WEST DES MOINES 41.810243 ANDREW 50.00 1350 COLLINS-MAXWELL 37.87 2766 H-L-V 26.17 4437 MONTEZUMA 31.55 5877 SERGEANT BLUFF-LUTON 24.06 6961 WESTERN DUBUQUE 32.520261 ANKENY 57.89 1359 COLO-NESCO 28.48 2781 HAMPTON-DUMONT 32.61 4446 MONTICELLO 28.72 5895 SEYMOUR 13.16 6969 WEST HARRISON 27.940279 APLINGTON-PARKERSBURG 23.71 1368 COLUMBUS 22.22 2826 HARLAN 26.61 4491 MORAVIA 26.92 5922 WEST FORK 37.33 6975 WEST LIBERTY 19.350333 NORTH UNION 52.38 1413 COON RAPIDS-BAYARD 26.95 2834 HARMONY 31.11 4505 MORMON TRAIL 5.13 5949 SHELDON 23.65 6983 WEST LYON 8.640355 AR-WE-VA 17.65 1431 CORNING 24.51 2846 HARRIS-LAKE PARK 21.30 4518 MOULTON-UDELL 17.14 5976 SHENANDOAH 17.62 6985 WEST MARSHALL 33.910387 ATLANTIC 16.24 1449 CORWITH-WESLEY 52.63 2862 HARTLEY-MELVIN-SANBORN 18.66 4527 MOUNT AYR 33.48 5994 SIBLEY-OCHEYEDAN 12.74 6987 WEST MONONA 12.290414 AUDUBON 37.81 1476 COUNCIL BLUFFS 20.84 2977 HIGHLAND 32.30 4536 MOUNT PLEASANT 15.44 6003 SIDNEY 19.29 6990 WEST SIOUX 25.370441 A-H-S-T 12.13 1503 CRESTON 29.58 2988 HINTON 29.17 4554 MOUNT VERNON 14.69 6012 SIGOURNEY 37.63 6992 WESTWOOD 20.810472 BALLARD 24.40 1576 DALLAS CENTER-GRIMES 40.75 3029 HOWARD-WINNESHIEK 38.36 4572 MURRAY 13.93 6030 SIOUX CENTER 17.57 7002 WHITING 25.000504 BATTLE CREEK-IDA GROVE 24.31 1602 DANVILLE 17.92 3042 HUDSON 20.50 4581 MUSCATINE 23.50 6035 SIOUX CENTRAL 21.83 7029 WILLIAMSBURG 40.090513 BAXTER 34.72 1611 DAVENPORT 16.90 3060 HUMBOLDT 44.58 4599 NASHUA-PLAINFIELD 24.38 6039 SIOUX CITY 23.11 7038 WILTON 15.910540 BCLUW 23.50 1619 DAVIS COUNTY 28.33 3105 INDEPENDENCE 25.59 4617 NEVADA 30.52 6091 SOUTH CENTRAL CALHOUN 36.56 7047 WINFIELD-MT UNION 29.050549 BEDFORD 18.18 1638 DECORAH 31.78 3114 INDIANOLA 33.44 4644 NEWELL-FONDA 45.45 6093 SOLON 26.61 7056 WINTERSET 39.040576 BELLE PLAINE 12.20 1701 DENISON 26.81 3119 INTERSTATE 35 17.07 4662 NEW HAMPTON 42.28 6094 SOUTHEAST WARREN 18.01 7092 WOODBINE 30.820585 BELLEVUE 54.46 1719 DENVER 40.26 3141 IOWA CITY 9.78 4689 NEW LONDON 42.77 6095 SOUTH HAMILTON 35.91 7098 WOODBURY CENTRAL 42.080594 BELMOND-KLEMME 25.60 1737 DES MOINES INDEPENDENT 28.16 3150 IOWA FALLS 14.47 4725 NEWTON 34.01 6097 SOUTH PAGE 16.00 7110 WOODWARD-GRANGER 11.100603 BENNETT 25.93 1782 DIAGONAL 30.23 3154 IOWA VALLEY 31.49 4772 CENTRAL SPRINGS 28.69 6098 SOUTH TAMA COUNTY 24.580609 BENTON 28.49 1791 DIKE-NEW HARTFORD 23.11 3168 IKM-MANNING 28.46 4773 NORTHEAST 50.15 6099 SOUTH O'BRIEN 18.720621 BETTENDORF 21.58 1863 DUBUQUE 8.16 3186 JANESVILLE CONSOLIDATED 34.88 4774 NORTH FAYETTE 29.26 6100 SOUTH WINNESHIEK 44.310657

EDDYVILLE-BLAKESBURG-FREMONT

24.24 1908 DUNKERTON 18.64 3195 GREENE COUNTY 37.09 4775 NORTHEAST HAMILTON 33.93 6101 SOUTHEAST POLK 35.730720 BONDURANT-FARRAR 14.05 1917 BOYER VALLEY 32.47 3204 JESUP 16.44 4776 NORTH MAHASKA 26.98 6102 SPENCER 35.280729 BOONE 23.08 1926 DURANT 13.46 3231 JOHNSTON 19.81 4777 NORTH LINN 33.17 6120 SPIRIT LAKE 34.290747 BOYDEN-HULL 24.24 1944 EAGLE GROVE 29.06 3312 KEOKUK 23.19 4778 NORTH KOSSUTH 63.64 6138 SPRINGVILLE 37.780819 WEST HANCOCK 10.73 1953 EARLHAM 17.83 3330 KEOTA 40.91 4779 NORTH POLK 31.03 6165 STANTON 34.940846 BROOKLYN-GUERNSEY-MALCOM 29.90 1963 EAST BUCHANAN 20.11 3348 KINGSLEY-PIERSON 27.50 4784 NORTH SCOTT 38.66 6175 STARMONT 21.600873 NORTH IOWA 15.88 1965 EASTON VALLEY 23.56 3375 KNOXVILLE 26.52 4785 NORTH TAMA COUNTY 16.67 6219 STORM LAKE 31.690882 BURLINGTON 12.42 1968 EAST MARSHALL 23.69 3420 LAKE MILLS 12.77 4787 NORTH WINNESHIEK 20.00 6246 STRATFORD 13.330914 CAM 10.05 1970 EAST UNION 26.95 3465 LAMONI 1.77 4788 NORTHWOOD-KENSETT 18.88 6264 WEST CENTRAL VALLEY 40.970916 CAL 27.50 1972 EASTERN ALLAMAKEE 39.23 3537 LAURENS-MARATHON 21.88 4797 NORWALK 13.73 6273 SUMNER-FREDERICKSBURG 33.890918 CALAMUS-WHEATLAND 29.26 1975 RIVER VALLEY 19.70 3555 LAWTON-BRONSON 19.80 4869 OELWEIN 39.38 6408 TIPTON 36.640936 CAMANCHE 19.73 1989 EDGEWOOD-COLESBURG 34.55 3600 LE MARS 29.43 4878 OGDEN 35.25 6453 TREYNOR 34.04 STATE 25.000977 CARDINAL 20.36 2007 ELDORA-NEW PROVIDENCE 17.51 3609 LENOX 22.56 4890 OKOBOJI 30.25 6460 TRI-CENTER 9.630981 CARLISLE 32.64 2088 EMMETSBURG 33.85 3645 LEWIS CENTRAL 19.23 4905 OLIN CONSOLIDATED 11.11 6462 TRI-COUNTY 16.000999 CARROLL 41.37 2097 ENGLISH VALLEYS 22.88 3691 NORTH CEDAR 23.45 4978 ORIENT-MACKSBURG 24.53 6471 TRIPOLI 37.091044 CEDAR FALLS 29.27 2113 ESSEX 22.64 3715 LINN-MAR 18.66 4995 OSAGE 26.44 6509 TURKEY VALLEY 41.361053 CEDAR RAPIDS 7.40 2124 ESTHERVILLE LINCOLN CENTRAL 27.23 3744 LISBON 22.94 5013 OSKALOOSA 21.79 6512 TWIN CEDARS 26.621062 CENTER POINT-URBANA 25.00 2151 EXIRA-ELK HORN-KIMBALLTON 17.69 3798 LOGAN-MAGNOLIA 25.60 5049 OTTUMWA 16.64 6534 UNDERWOOD 9.411071 CENTERVILLE 20.05 2169 FAIRFIELD 37.01 3816 LONE TREE 32.93 5121 PANORAMA 34.13 6536 UNION 14.731079 CENTRAL LEE 30.89 2205 FARRAGUT 11.18 3841 LOUISA-MUSCATINE 23.94 5139 PATON-CHURDAN 44.78 6579 URBANDALE 39.821080 CENTRAL 21.66 2295 FOREST CITY 11.75 3906 LYNNVILLE-SULLY 22.73 5160 PCM 18.94 6592 VAN BUREN 24.071082 CENTRAL DE WITT 38.49 2313 FORT DODGE 27.13 3942 MADRID 35.04 5163 PEKIN 33.06 6615 VAN METER 19.171089 CENTRAL CITY 45.78 2322 FORT MADISON 21.57 3978 EAST MILLS 16.16 5166 PELLA 49.48 6660 VINTON-SHELLSBURG 18.311093 CENTRAL DECATUR 11.43 2369 FREMONT-MILLS 16.77 4023

MANSON NORTHWEST WEBSTER

27.30 5184 PERRY 20.03 6700 WACO 28.661095 CENTRAL LYON 21.67 2376 GALVA-HOLSTEIN 30.77 4033 MAPLE VALLEY-ANTHON OTO 12.45 5250 PLEASANT VALLEY 25.36 6741 EAST SAC COUNTY 32.361107 CHARITON 21.90 2403 GARNER-HAYFIELD 14.57 4041 MAQUOKETA 36.93 5256 PLEASANTVILLE 24.77 6759 WAPELLO 23.62

1116 CHARLES CITY 20.59 2457 GEORGE-LITTLE ROCK 20.86 4043 MAQUOKETA VALLEY 38.77 5283 POCAHONTAS AREA 33.45 6762 WAPSIE VALLEY 29.80

NOTE: Data excludes 3,814 (8.3 percent) jointly enrolled secondary students with missing district number or State ID. SOURCE: K-12 Student Data and CC MIS.


Table 7. Enrollment and Revenue of Concurrent Enrollment: 2015

Table 8. Enrollment and Revenue of PSEO: 2015

College Number of High Schools Served

(Duplicated)

Total Revenue from Local Districts

Headcount of H.S. Students

(Unduplicated)

Courses with H.S. Students Enrolled

Number of Courses

Average Percent Taught by H.S.

Instructor

Northeast Iowa 25 $1,350,932 2,631 598 46%

North Iowa 23 $877,965 932 377 43%

Iowa Lakes 12 $509,409 1,142 563 26%

Northwest 16 $730,586 908 478 8%

Iowa Central 30 $1,040,777 2,430 1,052 36%

Iowa Valley 16 $1,232,166 1,255 676 13%

Hawkeye 21 $548,693 1,544 464 55%

Eastern Iowa 18 $591,174 4,249 523 87%

Kirkwood 37 $2,707,677 4,166 1,545 35%

Des Moines Area 65 $5,947,164 14,163 4,512 36%

Western Iowa Tech 19 $1,415,933 2,357 1,170 26%

Iowa Western 26 $1,367,798 1,855 552 36%

Southwestern 17 $857,559 649 553 22%

Indian Hills 23 $1,498,458 1,704 963 65%

Southeastern 13 $1,369,006 1,263 191 62%

Total 361 $22,045,300 41,248 14,217 40%

College Number of High Schools Served

(Duplicated)

Total Revenue from Local

School Districts

Headcount of H.S. Students

(Unduplicated)

Total Attempted Credit Hours

Career and Technical Education

Arts and Sciences

Northeast Iowa 20 $139,438 353 29.5 1,613

North Iowa 19 $224,691 324 154 2,130

Iowa Lakes 20 $570,483 66 17 210

Northwest 0 $0 0 - -

Iowa Central 17 $23,634 56 - 271

Iowa Valley 5 $7,000 21 - 85

Hawkeye 21 $193,000 425 6 2,305

Eastern Iowa 16 $105,763 287 25 1,075

Kirkwood 38 $318,938 685 20 3,736

Des Moines Area 53 $253,019 559 10 3,234

Western Iowa Tech 8 $71,062 149 - 927

Iowa Western 11 $152,000 319 - 1,936

Southwestern 12 $46,535 108 - 549

Indian Hills 8 $5,940 19 - 53

Southeastern 0 $0 0 - -

Total 248 $2,111,503 3,371 261.5 18,124


Northeast Iowa Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Northeast Iowa Community

College (NICC) totaled 2,791 - an increase of 1.5 percent from FY 2014. Jointly

enrolled students accounted for 40.7 percent of total enrollment. Of jointly

enrolled students, approximately 11 percent were enrolled through PSEO, 85

percent through contracted courses, and four percent were taking courses

independently as tuition-paying students.

Joint Enrollment and Total Enrollment: 2011-2015 Joint Enrollment Statistics

Number of Students

PSEO 353

Contracted 2,631

Tuition 126

Total (Unduplicated) 2,791

Percent of

Total Enrollment 40.7

Percent of

Total Credit Hours 24.1

Credit Hours per Student 7.8

Grade Level (%)

9 or below 6.0

10 13.3

11 34.4

12 46.4

Gender (%)

Male 49.3

Female 50.7

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.1

Asian or Pacific Islander 0.1

Black 0.5

Hispanic 0.6

White 98.4

Two or more 0.2

Joint Enrollment by Offering Arrangement: 2015

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Joint Enrollment Total Enrollment

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

PSEO Contract Tuition

College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at NICC by Subject Area: 2015

Subject Area PSEO Concurrent Enrollment

Instances % Total Instances % Total

English Language and Literature 72 15.1 1,521 25.2

Mathematics 36 7.6 515 8.5

Life and Physical Sciences 34 7.1 356 5.9

Social Sciences and History 184 38.7 948 15.7

Fine and Performing Arts 8 1.7 129 2.1

Foreign Language and Literature 19 4.0 - 0.0

Religious Education and Theology 14 2.9 - 0.0

Physical, Health, and Safety Education - 0.0 - 0.0

Computer and Information Sciences 26 5.5 193 3.2

Communications and Audio/Visual Technology 2 0.4 20 0.3

Business and Marketing 22 4.6 314 5.2

Manufacturing - 0.0 297 4.9

Health Care Sciences 4 0.8 471 7.8

Public, Protective, and Government Services 8 1.7 - 0.0

Hospitality and Tourism - 0.0 - 0.0

Architecture and Construction 3 0.6 40 0.7

Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources 38 8.0 476 7.9

Human Services 4 0.8 135 2.2

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics 2 0.4 142 2.4

Engineering and Technology - 0.0 380 6.3

Miscellaneous - 0.0 75 1.2

Family and Consumer Science - 0.0 14 0.2

Total 476 100.0 6,026 100.0

Source: Student Reporting in Iowa


Joint Enrollment and Total Enrollment: 2011-2015


Joint Enrollment Statistics

Number of Students

PSEO 324

Contracted 932

Tuition 141


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 2.6

10 4.5

11 34.5

12 58.4

Gender (%)

Male 48.0

Female 52.0

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.4


Black 1.1

Hispanic 3.2

White 93.2

Two or more 0.7

North Iowa Area Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at North Iowa Area Community

College (NIACC) totaled 1,312 - an increase of 1.2 percent from FY 2014. Jointly



percent through contracted courses, and 10 percent were taking courses


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at NIACC by Subject Area: 2015



English Language and Literature 244 28.5 244 28.5





Foreign Language and Literature 3 0.4 3 0.4

Religious Education and Theology - 0.0 - 0.0





Manufacturing 9 1.1 9 1.1


Public, Protective, and Government Services 25 2.9 25 2.9


Architecture and Construction - 0.0 - 0.0



Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics - 0.0 - 0.0

Engineering and Technology 2 0.2 2 0.2

Miscellaneous 3 0.4 3 0.4

Family and Consumer Science - 0.0 - 0.0

Total 856 100.0 856 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 66

Contracted 1,142

Tuition 50


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 2.3

10 10.8

11 41.3

12 45.7

Gender (%)

Male 45.8

Female 54.2

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.2


Black 0.7

Hispanic 3.0

White 94.1

Two or more 0.9

Iowa Lakes Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Iowa Lakes Community College

(ILCC) totaled 1,211 - an decrease of 2.6 percent from FY 2014. Jointly enrolled

students accounted for 34.9 percent of total enrollment. Of jointly enrolled

students, approximately five percent were enrolled through PSEO, 91 percent

through contracted courses, and four percent were taking courses independently

as tuition-paying students.

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at ILCC by Subject Area: 2015








Foreign Language and Literature - 0.0 254 9.3








Public, Protective, and Government Services - 0.0 12 0.4

Hospitality and Tourism - 0.0 70 2.6

Architecture and Construction - 0.0 72 2.6



Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics - 0.0 88 3.2




Total 289 100.0 2,745 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 0

Contracted 908

Tuition 57

Total (Unduplicated) 941

Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 3.1

10 6.3

11 36.7

12 53.9

Gender (%)

Male 43.5

Female 56.5

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.9


Black 0.2

Hispanic 5.0

White 91.8

Two or more 0.8

Northwest Iowa Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Northwest Iowa Community

College (NCC) totaled 941 - an increase of 4.1 percent from FY 2014. Jointly


enrolled students, none were enrolled through PSEO, 94 percent through

contracted courses, and six percent were taking courses independently as tuition

-paying students.

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at NCC by Subject Area: 2015


Instances* % Total Instances % Total


Mathematics - 0.0 162 7.9


Social Sciences and History - 0.0 862 42.1

Fine and Performing Arts - 0.0 54 2.6



Physical, Health, and Safety Education - 0.0 23 1.1

Computer and Information Sciences - 0.0 29 1.4

Communications and Audio/Visual Technology - 0.0 1 0.0



Health Care Sciences - 0.0 188 9.2

Public, Protective, and Government Services - 0.0 3 0.1




Human Services - 0.0 30 1.5



Miscellaneous - 0.0 - 0.0


Total 18 100.0 2,049 100.0


* The Community College MIS identifies this student as enrolled through a contracted course. Discrepancy may be result of

misreporting.





Number of Students

PSEO 56

Contracted 2,430

Tuition 0


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 2.1

10 4.8

11 41.1

12 51.9

Gender (%)

Male 50.9

Female 49.1

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.5


Black 2.2

Hispanic 10.0

White 83.8

Two or more 1.1

Iowa Central Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Iowa Central Community

College (ICCC) totaled 2,486 - an decrease of 8 percent from FY 2014. Jointly


enrolled students, approximately two percent were enrolled through PSEO, 98

percent through contracted courses, and none were taking courses


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at ICCC by Subject Area: 2015






Social Sciences and History 44 33.6 1,532 22.3













Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources - 0.0 162 2.4






Total 131 100.0 6,877 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 21

Contracted 1,255

Tuition 51


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 7.8

10 8.3

11 32.9

12 51.0

Gender (%)

Male 45.9

Female 54.1

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.9


Black 0.8

Hispanic 13.4

White 81.9

Two or more 1.1

Iowa Valley Community College District

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Iowa Valley Community College

District (IVCCD) totaled 1,269 - an decrease of 1.9 percent from FY 2014. Jointly


enrolled students, approximately two percent were enrolled through PSEO, 95

percent through contracted courses, and four percent were taking courses


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at IVCCD by Subject Area: 2015




Mathematics 18 26.1 385 11.4




Foreign Language and Literature - 0.0 - 0.0

Religious Education and Theology - 0.0 24 0.7




Business and Marketing - 0.0 54 1.6












Total 69 100.0 3,374 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 425

Contracted 1,544

Tuition 422


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 9.4

10 10.4

11 33.4

12 46.8

Gender (%)

Male 51.8

Female 48.2

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.0


Black 2.7

Hispanic 2.3

White 91.7

Two or more 1.5

Hawkeye Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Hawkeye Community College

(HCC) totaled 2,036 - a decrease of 2.9 percent from FY 2014. Jointly enrolled


students, approximately 18 percent were enrolled through PSEO, 65 percent

through contracted courses, and 18 were taking courses independently as tuition

-paying students.

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at HCC by Subject Area: 2015










Physical, Health, and Safety Education 25 4.3 - 0.0


Communications and Audio/Visual Technology 2 0.3 - 0.0













Total 588 100.0 3,330 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 287

Contracted 4,249

Tuition 122


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 11.1

10 14.6

11 27.1

12 47.1

Gender (%)

Male 54.5

Female 45.5

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.4


Black 3.6

Hispanic 9.0

White 80.0

Two or more 4.6

Eastern Iowa Community Colleges

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Eastern Iowa Community

Colleges (EICC) totaled 4,398 - a decrease of three percent from FY 2014. Jointly


enrolled students, approximately six percent were enrolled through PSEO, 91

percent through contracted courses, and three percent were taking courses


0

4,000

8,000

12,000

16,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at EICC by Subject Area: 2015












Communications and Audio/Visual Technology 4 0.6 - 0.0













Total 682 100.0 8,071 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 685

Contracted 4,166

Tuition 95


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 13.2

10 14.0

11 26.1

12 46.7

Gender (%)

Male 56.2

Female 43.8

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.4


Black 2.0

Hispanic 3.6

White 89.1

Two or more 3.1

Kirkwood Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Kirkwood Community College

(KCC) totaled 4,548 - an increase of 4.5 percent from FY 2014. Jointly enrolled


students, approximately 14 percent were enrolled through PSEO, 84 percent

through contracted courses, and two percent were taking courses independently


0

4,000

8,000

12,000

16,000

20,000

24,000

28,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at KCC by Subject Area: 2015










Physical, Health, and Safety Education 2 0.2 - 0.0







Hospitality and Tourism 4 0.4 84 1.0








Total 1,110 100.0 8,661 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 559

Contracted 14,163

Tuition 992


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 7.0

10 17.2

11 33.0

12 42.7

Gender (%)

Male 51.5

Female 48.5

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.4


Black 3.8

Hispanic 7.4

White 81.7

Two or more 2.6

Des Moines Area Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Des Moines Area Community

College (DMACC) totaled 14,799 - an increase of 4.7 percent from FY 2014.

Jointly enrolled students accounted for 40.1 percent of total enrollment. Of

jointly enrolled students, approximately four percent were enrolled through

PSEO, 90 percent through contracted courses, and six percent were taking

courses independently as tuition-paying students.

0

8,000

16,000

24,000

32,000

40,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at DMACC by Subject Area: 2015




Mathematics 68 6.6 3,723 11.0

Life and Physical Sciences 58 5.6 1,914 5.7


Fine and Performing Arts 19 1.9 1,082 3.2

Foreign Language and Literature 7 0.7 2,607 7.7



Computer and Information Sciences 30 2.9 1,432 4.2


Business and Marketing 54 5.3 2,019 6.0








Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics 1 0.1 1,001 3.0

Engineering and Technology - 0.0 2,106 6.2



Total 1,027 100.0 33,780 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 149

Contracted 2,357

Tuition 0


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 5.3

10 14.7

11 39.3

12 40.7

Gender (%)

Male 45.6

Female 54.4

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.9


Black 1.9

Hispanic 13.5

White 79.4

Two or more 0.2

Western Iowa Tech Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Western Iowa Tech Community

College (WITCC) totaled 2,506 - an increase of 0.1 percent from FY 2014. Jointly


enrolled students, approximately six percent were enrolled through PSEO, 94

percent through contracted courses, and none were taking courses


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at WITCC by Subject Area: 2015

























Total 357 100.0 6,857 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 319

Contracted 1,855

Tuition 45


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 4.2

10 6.2

11 34.8

12 54.8

Gender (%)

Male 44.4

Female 55.6

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 1.1


Black 0.8

Hispanic 5.7

White 90.3

Two or more 0.5

Iowa Western Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Iowa Western Community

College (IWCC) totaled 1,983 - a decrease of 3.4 percent from FY 2014. Jointly



percent through contracted courses, and two percent were taking courses


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at IWCC by Subject Area: 2015














Manufacturing 1 0.2 - 0.0











Total 535 100.0 4,555 100.0





Data reported on this page compiled from Community College MIS.


Number of Students

PSEO 108

Contracted 649

Tuition 8

Total (Unduplicated) 711

Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 2.1

10 8.7

11 39.7

12 49.6

Gender (%)

Male 44.9

Female 55.1

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.1


Black 0.3

Hispanic 3.7

White 93.0

Two or more 2.1

Southwestern Iowa Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Southwestern Iowa Community

College (SWCC) totaled 711 - a decrease of 0.4 percent from FY 2014. Jointly



percent through contracted courses, and one percent were taking courses


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at SWCC by Subject Area: 2015




Mathematics 29 13.6 233 11.8








Communications and Audio/Visual Technology - 0.0 - 0.0




Public, Protective, and Government Services 3 1.4 - 0.0

Hospitality and Tourism 1 0.5 - 0.0



Human Services 2 0.9 - 0.0





Total 213 100.0 1,975 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 19

Contracted 1,704

Tuition 40


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 5.3

10 8.5

11 32.7

12 53.5

Gender (%)

Male 50.4

Female 49.6

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 0.2


Black 1.1

Hispanic 3.9

White 92.4

Two or more 1.1

Indian Hills Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Indian Hills Community College

(IHCC) totaled 1,730 - an increase of 0.9 percent from FY 2014. Jointly enrolled


students, approximately one percent were enrolled through PSEO, 97 percent

through contracted courses, and two percent were taking courses independently


0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at IHCC by Subject Area: 2015










Physical, Health, and Safety Education - 0.0 - 0.0















Total 40 100.0 4,917 100.0






Number of Students

PSEO 0

Contracted 1,263

Tuition 92


Percent of


Percent of



Grade Level (%)

9 or below 5.8

10 7.7

11 36.8

12 49.7

Gender (%)

Male 46.8

Female 53.2

Race/Ethnicity (%)

American Indian 1.2


Black 2.2

Hispanic 3.5

White 89.0

Two or more 1.8

Southeastern Community College

During fiscal year (FY) 2015, joint enrollment at Southeastern Community

College (SCC) totaled 1,315 - an increase of 14.6 percent from FY 2014. Jointly


enrolled students, none were enrolled through PSEO, 93 percent through

contracted courses, and seven percent were taking courses independently as

tuition-paying students.

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


College State Avg.


Instances of Concurrent Enrollment and PSEO Courses Taken at SCC by Subject Area: 2015



Instances* % Total Instances % Total

English Language and Literature - 0.0 672 23.5

Mathematics - 0.0 78 2.7

Life and Physical Sciences - 0.0 62 2.2


Fine and Performing Arts - 0.0 75 2.6


Religious Education and Theology - 0.0 8 0.3




Business and Marketing - 0.0 45 1.6







Human Services - 0.0 31 1.1





Total 4 100.0 2,860 100.0

* The Community College MIS identifies this student as enrolled through a contracted course. Discrepancy may be result of

misreporting.


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