WETCC Student Outcome Data
IPEDS historical data
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 school years. Women have had a much 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 over 100 students since 2013-14. Summer enrollment has also 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 at a premium, with an average of 8.5 to 1, allowing more individual time for students, more questions answered, and more personal follow up to create a smaller, family style atmosphere in the classroom. First-time, full-time student retention rate shows a 10-year average of 40%.
The most recent Academic year of 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 school years. Women have had a much 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 over 100 students since 2013-14. Summer enrollment has also 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 at a premium, with an average of 8.5 to 1, allowing more individual time for students, more questions answered, and more personal follow up to create a smaller, family style atmosphere in the classroom. First-time, full-time student retention rate shows a 10-year average of 40%.
The most recent Academic year of 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.
AIMS data
According to the American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIMS) survey and report, the White Earth Tribal College had a graduation rate of 26% and a retention rate of 37.5% for academic year 2015-2016.
