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UHS and SLN
Courses Keep Up The Pace
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The College's University in the High School courses have kept up the pace in enrollment growth during the 2004 Spring term, with a total of 485 students enrolled in 34 courses. This brings the annual total to 1,053 students in UHS courses - a significant jump from last year's total of 519.
Congratulations, Euclid! |
This
spring semester's enrollment has generated more than 54 annual
FTE's, and the annual total is more than 110 FTE's. This
growth in enrollment is attributed to the quality of service delivered
to local schools by Continuing Education's Dr. Euclid Rose (right) in
meeting with instructors, principals, and superintendents to work out
registration and logistical issues. Feedback from the schools is consistent:
no other college responds so quickly to their needs. We anticipate further
growth in the number of courses and in headcount enrollments for Fall
2004.  Similarly,
SLN courses (on-line
learning) have continued to grow in popularity. This Spring, SCCC is running
17 SLN courses, as compared to 14 last Spring. And, 2004 enrollment
has reached 411 students, as compared to 341 last Spring. This
Spring's enrollment has generated more than 42 annual FTE's. Classes
are full and there are simply no more seats in SLN courses! Based upon
the continuing popularity of on-line courses, we will offer 14 SLN courses
during the summer term, up from 8 courses last summer. Because of their
flexibility in terms of student personal schedules, we anticipate that
the demand for SLN and hybrid on-line courses will continue to grow into
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