WETCC Student Outcome Data
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White Earth Tribal and Community College Enrollment Information
According to the IPEDS Report (The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) and Registrar Data since 2007-08, American Indian/Alaska Native enrollment at White Earth Tribal & Community College has remained high with an average Student Count percentage of 81% over the last 11 years. Women have had a stronger showing, with 77% of American Indian/Alaska Native enrolled students being female, and 23% male. Overall enrollment has been on a constant rise over the previous 5 years, increasing by over 100 students since 2013-14. Summer enrollment has sustained a constant increase over the past 6 years leading to additional classes being offered.
Female students are earning degrees at a 3.5 to 1 rate over male students, with 73 of 93 degrees awarded since 2007-08 earned by female students. Student to Faculty ratio remains high at an average of 8.5 to 1, allowing more individual time for students. First-time, full-time student retention rate shows a 10-year average of 40%.
Academic year 2017-2018 saw record 12-month duplicate enrollment numbers of 254, with 40% being enrolled as full-time students (12 credits or more). American Indian/Alaska Native students represented 73% of the student body population, with a faculty-to-student ratio of 10 to 1. Female students represented 73% of the student body population, with 27% being male.
According to the IPEDS Report (The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) and Registrar Data since 2007-08, American Indian/Alaska Native enrollment at White Earth Tribal & Community College has remained high with an average Student Count percentage of 81% over the last 11 years. Women have had a stronger showing, with 77% of American Indian/Alaska Native enrolled students being female, and 23% male. Overall enrollment has been on a constant rise over the previous 5 years, increasing by over 100 students since 2013-14. Summer enrollment has sustained a constant increase over the past 6 years leading to additional classes being offered.
Female students are earning degrees at a 3.5 to 1 rate over male students, with 73 of 93 degrees awarded since 2007-08 earned by female students. Student to Faculty ratio remains high at an average of 8.5 to 1, allowing more individual time for students. First-time, full-time student retention rate shows a 10-year average of 40%.
Academic year 2017-2018 saw record 12-month duplicate enrollment numbers of 254, with 40% being enrolled as full-time students (12 credits or more). American Indian/Alaska Native students represented 73% of the student body population, with a faculty-to-student ratio of 10 to 1. Female students represented 73% of the student body population, with 27% being male.
