CSULA STUDENT SUCCESS, GRADUATION AND CAREER PLACEMENT CATEGORY II FEE INITIATIVE - To be implemented in Fall 2012
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CSULA STUDENT SUCCESS,
GRADUATION AND
CAREER PLACEMENT
CATEGORY II FEE INITIATIVE
To be implemented in Fall 2012
$80 per quarter
INITIATIVE GOALS
Strengthen supplemental support services
for undergraduates and graduates that:
1) Improve academic advisement and increase retention
and graduation rates.
2) Increase personal development services.
3) Expand access to teaching and learning technologies
and tools.
4) Improve career and graduate school opportunities.
Retention and Graduation Support The Student Success Fee provides: • New staff advisors to support and complement faculty advising. As a result, all students, especially first-time freshmen, transfer, new graduate and undeclared students, will receive advisement that saves them time to degree, and therefore, tuition. For 2012- 13, the student to advisor ratio will be reduced from 608:1 to 453:1.
Retention and Graduation Support
Additional improvements:
• A retention coordinator to assist students
toward graduation success.
• Expanded tutorial services; continuation
of the Take 5 Mentoring program; study
group facilitators and supplemental
instruction support for undergraduate
students.
Student Development and Wellness
The Student Success Fee also enhances:
• Veterans Services through new
outreach, orientation and programs.
• Support for Summer Bridge to increase
the academic readiness of students
entering the University.
• Services for students with disabilities,
including new programs and outreach
initiatives.
Student Development The Student Success Fee will offer: • Improved access to career counselors to work with academic advisors and faculty in each college. • An enhanced mentoring program pairing students with professionals in related disciplines. • Internships, professional networking and job shadowing programs with CSULA alumni.
Enhanced Student Learning Transition the IT infrastructure to flexible, cloud-based services: • Serve students wherever they are – on campus, at home, at work, at leisure. • Students can connect to cloud-based services using any compatible device of their choice. • Learning resources, applications, productivity tools and storage are available anytime, anywhere. • Lower costs by capitalizing on evolving open learning systems where learning resources are cooperatively created and shared.
Enhanced Student Learning Create and support both virtual and physical environments to optimize student learning. • Provide classrooms, labs and open access areas with the best technology to support both teaching and learning. • Implement new tools to find, organize and use content from a repository of courses and student projects. • Provide low-cost to no-cost site license software and a technology loaner program. • Integrate the use of technology applications across multiple platforms (e.g., iPads, smartphones, tablets).
Evaluation and Assessment
• All implemented Student Success
Fee programs and activities will be
evaluated annually.
• Programs and activities shown not
to be achieving their stated goals
and objectives will be modified or
discontinued and replaced with
programs and activities that are
effective.
Costs to Attend College*
• Public four-year colleges charge, on
average, $7,605 per year in tuition
and fees for in-state students. The
average surcharge for full-time out-of-
state students at these institutions is
$11,990.
• Private nonprofit four-year colleges
charge, on average, $27,293 per year
in tuition and fees.
• Current total of tuition and fees for
CSULA is $6,088/year.
*http://www.collegeboard.com/student/pay/add-it-
up/482.html2010-11 CSU Comparison
Institutions4-Year Public Institutions with
Lowest Net Prices
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SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics,
Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Fall 2009, Institutional
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8 ( ( #,Costs to Attend College • With this fee increase, CSULA’s annual costs will still remain among the lowest in the CSU. • As of 2011/2012 fiscal year, CSULA had the second lowest total of mandatory fees out of 23 CSU campuses.
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