HS Program Data

Demographics Spring 2016

Gender

• Human Services Interest
  Human Services
• Females: 88.48%
  Females: 93.27%
• Males: 11.52%
  Males: 6.73%

Race

• Human Services Interest
  Human Services
• Asian or Pacific Islander: 1.82%
   Asian or Pacific Islander: 0.96%
• Black: 35.76%
   Black: 35.58%
• Hispanic: 5.45%
   Hispanic: 8.65%
• Multi-racial: 3.64%
   Multi-racial: 4.81%
• Unknown Un-declared: 4.85%
   Unknown Un-declared: 2.88%
• White: 48.48%
   Whites: 47.12%

Full/Part-Time Student Enrollment 2011–17

Human Services

• Fall 2011
  Fall 2012
  Fall 2013
  Fall 2014

• Full Time: 
  77.2%

  Part Time: 
  22.8%

  Full Time: 
  73.9%

  Part Time: 
  326.1%

  Full Time: 
  69.4%

  Part Time: 
  30.6%

  Full Time: 
  74.4%

  Part Time: 
  25.6%

• Fall 2015
  Fall 2016
  Fall 2017
  Fall 2018

• Full Time: 
  74%

  Part Time: 
  26%

  Full Time: 
  80.7%

  Part Time: 
  19.3%

  Full Time: 
  87.2%

  Part Time: 
  12.8%

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Human Services Interest

• Fall 2011
  Fall 2012
  Fall 2013
  Fall 2014

• Full Time: 
  67.7%

  Part Time: 
  32.3%

  Full Time: 
  67.1%

  Part Time: 
  32.9%

  Full Time: 
  73%

  Part Time: 
  27%

  Full Time: 
  73.9%

  Part Time: 
  26.1%

• Fall 2015
  Fall 2016
  Fall 2017
  Fall 2018

• Full Time: 
  68.1%

  Part Time: 
  31.9%

  Full Time: 
  77%

  Part Time: 
  23%

  Full Time: 
  76.9%

  Part Time: 
  23.1%

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Admission Category 2015-17

Fall 2015

•  
  First Time
  Transfer
  Unknown
• Human Services
  44.8%
  53.8%
  1.3%
• Human Services Interest
  42%
  57.1%
  0.8%

Fall 2016 

•  
  First Time
  Transfer
  Unknown
• Human Services
  46.9%
  51.7%
  1.4%
• Human Services Interest
  60.4%
  38.5%
  1.1%

Fall 2017

•  
  First Time
  Transfer
  Unknown
• Human Services
  61.7%
  37.6%
  0.8%
• Human Services Interest
  57.8%
  40.5%
  1.7%

Rentention and Graduation 2010–16

•  
  Retention Rate After -
•  
  1 Year
  2 Years
  3 Years
• 2010
  58.3%
  25%
  25%
• 2012
  28.6%
  14.3%
  28.6%
• 2013
  50%
  40%
  30%
• 2014
  20%
  20%
  20%
• 2015
  63.6%
  45.5%
  —
• 2016
  52.4%
   
   

•  
  Cumulative Graduation Rate After -
•  
  4 Years
  5 Years
  6 Years
• 2010
  8.3%
  16.7%
  25%
• 2012
  14.3%
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Human Services Degrees Granted 2010-17

• Academic Year
  Number of Graduates
• 2010–2011
  76
• 2011–2012
  72
• 2012–2013
  107
• 2013–2014
  92
• 2014–2015
  93
• 2015–2016
  123
• 2016–2017
  82

Certified Non-Profit Professionals (CNP) 1998-2016

•  
  Number of CNP Graduates
• 1998–2016
  90

Human Services Graduate Survey Report 2014–15 

• 

  50.6% Employed at the Time of Graduation

   

• 

  18.2% Attending a Graduate Program

   

• 

  100% Experiential Education Participation

   

Human Services Alumni Survey 2006–16

• Readiness to work in the Human Services field

  58.4% VERY GOOD / EXCELLENT

• Overall quality of the Human Services program

  TOP ANSWER — GOOD

• Overall satisfaction with the Human Services program
  TOP ANSWER — SATISFIED
• Positive aspects of the Human Services program
  TOP ANSWER — ADVANCE INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE
• Duration for finding a job after graduation
  TOP ANSWER — 0–3 MONTHS
• Work setting of first job in Human Services
  TOP ANSWER — GOVERNMENT / NON-PROFIT SECTOR
• Area of practice for first job in Human Services
  34.69% CHILD & YOUTH SERVICES
  22.45% CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
  22.45% FOSTER CARE
  16.32% HEALTHCARE
  8.16% COMMUNITY PLANNING/DEVELOPMENT
  8.16% CORRECTIONS/CRIMINAL JUSTICE
  6.12% AGING
  6.12% ALCOHOL, DRUG, OR SUBSTANCE ABUSE
  2.04% HOSPICE

Student Voices

• “This is a great program. My internship was very helpful; it opened so many doors”

    

• “Great options for non-traditional students who are working a full-time job and/or have kids”

    

• “I really enjoyed the diversity of the faculty”