These graphs represent our student body at a glance and are interactive. Please feel free to explore, learn, and ask questions.
Across Fall 2021 through Fall 2025, the data shows steady institutional growth and a gradually shifting student profile. Total headcount increased each year after a small dip in 2022, reaching its highest level in Fall 2025. This growth is reflected across most demographic categories, with notable increases among Hispanic students and students identifying with two or more races, while White non-Hispanic students continue to represent the largest group. Age distribution remains heavily concentrated in the traditional college-aged population (19 or less and 20–24), though there is modest growth in older age groups, particularly 25–34. Gender distribution remains relatively balanced with a slight male majority. Enrollment trends also show continued expansion among continuing students, alongside fluctuations in first-time and returning populations.
Focusing on student outcomes, overall student success rates remain strong and show a positive trajectory over time. After a slight decline in Fall 2022 (80.10%), success rates rebounded and peaked in Fall 2024 (87.73%), with Fall 2025 remaining high at 86.28%. This indicates not only recovery but sustained improvement in student outcomes despite enrollment growth. At the same time, the increase in total headcount alongside stable or improving success rates suggests that institutional supports, instruction, and student services are scaling effectively. While there are still opportunities to examine subgroup performance more closely, the overall trend reflects a healthy balance between access and achievement, with the college maintaining strong outcomes as it continues to grow.
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