Human Services Program Data
HUMAN SERVICES HEADCOUNTS
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Spring 2018Fall 2018Spring 2019Fall 2019Spring 2020
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Human Services Majors121122119117132
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Human Services Interest147156145156128
*Spring 2020 Preliminary Data
DEMOGRAPHICS - SPRING 2019
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GenderPercent MalePercent Female
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Human Services5.8894.1
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Human Services - Interest9.6690.3
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Human Services Majors RacePCTHuman Services -Interest RacePCT
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Asian1.68Asian2.76
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Black27.73Black22.07
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Hispanic5.88Hispanic8.97
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Multiracial5.88Multiracial4.83
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Unknown/Undeclared1.68Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander0.69
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White57.14Unknown/Undeclared3.45
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White56.55
HUMAN SERVICES DEGREES CONFERRED BY PROGRAM AND ACADEMIC YEAR
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Human Services Graduates
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201973
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201877
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201782
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2016123
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201593
CAREER SERVICES 2017-2018 DATA*
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Career OutcomesPCT
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Continuing Education5.14
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Military0.76
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Not Seeking1.08
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Starting a New Business0.02
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Still Looking31.86
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Volunteering0.24
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Working60.91
*Number of Students completing the survey was not available
CERTIFIED NONPROFIT PROFESSIONALS (CNP) 1998-2019
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Category of StudentNumber of CNP Awarded
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Post Baccalaureate2
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Professional Development2
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Graduate Student4
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Undergraduate Seeking Baccalaureate Degree120
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TOTAL128
ADMISSIONS CATEGORIES
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Spring 2019First TimeTransferUnknown
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Human Services Majors (%)46.722.4650.82
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Human Services Interest (%)51.922.5645.51
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Fall 2018First TimeTransferUnknown
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Human Services Majors (%)------
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Human Services Interest (%)------
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Fall 2017First TimeTransferUnknown
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Human Services Majors (%)61.737.60.8
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Human Services Interest (%)57.840.51.7
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Fall 2016First TimeTransferUnknown
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Human Services Majors (%)46.951.71.4
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Human Services Interest (%)60.438.51.1
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Fall 2015First TimeTransferUnknown
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Human Services Majors (%)44.853.81.3
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Human Services Interest (%)4257.10.8
ENROLLMENT STATUS
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Human ServicesFall 2011Fall 2012Fall 2013Fall 2014Fall 2015Fall 2016Fall 2017Fall 2018Spring 2019
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Full Time (%)77.273.969.474.47480.787.2--89.34
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Part Time (%)22.826.130.625.62619.312.8--10.66
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Human Services InterestFall 2011Fall 2012Fall 2013Fall 2014Fall 2015Fall 2016Fall 2017Fall 2018SPRING 2019
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Full Time (%)67.767.17373.968.17776.9--77.56
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Part Time (%)32.332.92726.131.92323.1--22.44
HUMAN SERVICES RETENTION RATES
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Retention Rates After-FallHeadcountAdjusted
Cohort1 Year2 Years3 Years -
20077771.442.942.9
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200866100.066.766.7
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200955100.080.060.0
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2010121275.058.350.0
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201111100.0100.0100.0
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20127771.471.457.1
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2013101070.060.040.0
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20145580.080.060.0
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2015111181.863.663.6
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2016212185.766.7--
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2017161675.0----
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20181818------
Note: Retention Rates are calculated from those students who initially matriculated as first time full time freshman.
HUMAN SERVICES GRADUATION RATES
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CohortFallHeadcountAdjusted Cohort
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200777
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200866
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200955
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20101212
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201111
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201277
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20131010
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201455
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20151111
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20162121
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20171616
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20181818
Note: Graduation rates are calculated from those students who initially matriculated as first time full time freshman.
Cumulative Graduation After 4 Years
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FallGraduatedRetained
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200728.628.6
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200833.350.0
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20090.020.0
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201025.033.3
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2011100.00.0
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201228.614.3
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201320.010.0
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201420.040.0
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2015----
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2016----
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2017----
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2018----
Note: Graduation rates are calculated from those students who initially matriculated as first time full time freshman.
Cumulative Graduation After 5 Years
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FallGraduatedRetained
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200742.914.3
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200850.016.7
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200920.00.0
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201041.716.7
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2011100.00.0
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201242.914.3
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201330.00.0
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2014----
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2015----
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2016----
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2017----
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2018----
Note: Graduation rates are calculated from those students who initially matriculated as first time full time freshman.
Cumulative Graduation After 6 Years
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FallGraduatedRetained
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200742.914.3
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200850.016.7
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200920.00.0
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201058.30.0
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2011100.00.0
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201257.10.0
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2013----
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2014----
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2015----
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2016----
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2017----
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2018----
Note: Graduation rates are calculated from those students who initially matriculated as first time full time freshman.
Graduation and Retention Rates Attrition
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FallAttrition
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200742.9
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200833.3
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200980.0
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201041.7
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20110.0
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201242.9
HUMAN SERVICES EXIT SURVEY (DATA collected from Fall 2019)
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To what extent did your human service concentration improve your knowledge, skills and values?
Greatly Improved My Abilities
63.64 percent
Somewhat Improved My Abilities
27.3 percent
Not Sure
09.09 percent
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The knowledge, skills and values gained in my HS courses will help me perform well in future jobs.
- Strongly Agree - 60 percent
- Agree - 40 percent
- Disagree - 0 percent
- Strongly Disagree - 0 percent
- Strongly Agree - 60 percent
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My HS degree will improve my ability to secure employment
- Greatly Improved My Abilities - 63.64 percent
- Somewhat Improved My Abilities - 27.3 percent
- Not Sure - 09.09 percent
- Greatly Improved My Abilities - 63.64 percent
STUDENT VOICES (Data collected from Fall 2019 Exit Survey)
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What was your best experience in the Human Services Program
- “Being able to work and be together with same classmates”
- “The Therapeutic nature of classes and how we became closer with our peers through
authentic sharing. We were given excellent tools that are transferable in the area
of interpersonal skills”
- “The classmates I have met, have been the best experience. They have made classes
worthwhile.”
- “The people I met, and the instructors I met toward the end of my program. The professors
I had in my last semesters made an effort to connect with students and I felt like
they truly cared about their students and getting us to graduation”
- “Overall, the relationships I developed with my classmates and professors. The professors
provided valuable insight into how the field will look compared to the academic setting.
They were intentional and understanding when life interrupted and make learning dynamic,
which was helpful in retaining the course information. Due to the focus on self-care
and relationship building within our degree, solid relationships among classmates
were created. My cohort was fantastic and without working together on projects and
having them as support, my journey through college would have been much more difficult.”
- “Having 2 internships that helped advance my experience and in turn my resume.”
- “Being able to work and be together with same classmates”