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Discover how the LBCC-OSU Dual Enrollment and College Now initiatives connect high school students with college courses, financial aid, and career pathways, leading to academic success and savings. Overcome challenges, leverage advantages, and see positive outcomes.
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Connecting the DOTS Tech Prep and Beyond Patsy Chester, Director Rich Horton, College Now Coordinator Kathy Chafin, ALO/Underage Enrollment Coordinator
Linn-Benton Community College • Albany, Oregon – population 42,000 • Corvallis, Oregon – population 52,000 • Home of Oregon State University • 10 miles from LBCC campus
LBCC – OSU Dual Enrollment • Overview of Program • Development • How it Works
Features • One Application • Financial Aid • Scholarships • Advising • Housing • Student Life
LBCC – OSU Dual Enrollment 3,000+ admitted to the program 837+ Graduates
Challenges • Territory • Calendars • Financial aid rules & regs • Tuition rates • Staff workload • Communicating with students • Marketing
Positive Outcomes • Faculty connections • A.S. Direct Transfer • Recruitment • Expanded capacity • Program alignment • Career paths
College Now • Formerly called 2 + 2 • College credit for high school classes • College approved course content and teachers • One-time $15 fee • College transcript • Incentives
College Now2003-2004 • 1,305 Unduplicated Students • 10,539 Credits Earned • 78 Courses • 33 High Schools Participating • 87 High School Teachers Participating • 15 LBCC Faculty Participating • $529,000+ Saved in Tuition
Agriculture Auto Technology Biology Business & Economics Business Technology Career Planning Computer Systems Drafting/CAD Education Electronics English/Writing Foreign Languages Graphics & Fine Arts Health Occupations Math Physics & Chemistry Social Science Welding Programs Available
Challenges • Marketing • Students • Parents • Teachers • Teacher Turnover • Teacher Qualifications
Advantages • Motivates • Saves $ • Saves time • Increases communications • Eliminates duplication • Reduces drop-out rate
ALO = Alternative Learning Opportunities • High schools refer students • Credit classes • GED Preparation • Schools collect state funding and pay the college • Students can self refer and pay their own expenses
Alternative Learning Opportunities2003 – 2004 • Credit Classes • 94 students • 16 high schools • 262 credit classes; 840 credits • 3.19 GPA • GED Preparation • 186 students • 10 high schools
Alternative Learning Opportunities • $155,446 billed to 11 high schools • Additional $21,285 collected directly from student • $176,731 tuition and fees collected
Challenges • Limited capacity at LBCC • Limited high school resources • Marketing • Administrators • Counselors • Parents
Connecting the DOTS Tech Prep and Beyond • Questions ??? • Please complete your evaluation • Thank You !!!