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Purpose. Measure And Evaluate Perceptions Of Cuesta College And Alternative Higher Education ProvidersSouthern Portion Of San Luis Obispo County Determine Attendance Potential In The Southern Portion Of San Luis Obispo CountyCollege, Job Training And Continuing Education. Purpose. Identify How Va
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1. South County Community Scan Results
2. Purpose Measure And Evaluate Perceptions Of Cuesta College And Alternative Higher Education Providers
Southern Portion Of San Luis Obispo County
Determine Attendance Potential In The Southern Portion Of San Luis Obispo County
College, Job Training And Continuing Education
3. Purpose Identify How Various Market Segments In The Southern Portion Of San Luis Obispo County Obtain Information About Colleges
How To Communicate With Them
4. Community Scan Methodology 400 Households By Telephone Resulting In A 95% Reliability And +4.9% Error
Sample Frame
South County Zip Codes Only
Hispanic Population Matches County
Eliminated 18 To 50 Age Parameter To Encompass Continuing Education Potential
15 To 20 Minutes Each
November 12 To 28, 2007
5. South County Defined Arroyo Grande 93420 (36%)
Arroyo Grande 93421 (2%)
Avila Beach 93424 (2%)
Grover Beach 93433 (15%)
Grover Beach 93483 (1%)
Nipomo 93444 (22%)
Oceano 93445 (6%)
Oceano 93475 (1%)
Pismo Beach 93448 (1%)
Pismo Beach 93449 (13%)
6. Unaided Recall Cal Poly (66%)
Cuesta College (21%)
Allan Hancock College (11%)
7. Familiarity Cal Poly (88%)
Cuesta College (64%)
Allan Hancock College (46%)
8. Keywords
9. Availability Of Higher Education Opportunities In Area 38% Very Satisfied
39% Satisfied
12% Neither Satisfied Nor Dissatisfied
10% Dissatisfied
2% Very Dissatisfied
Rationale For Dissatisfaction: Money (Cost High, No Money), Too Hard To Get Into (Cal Poly), Classes Not Local, Higher Degrees Not Available
10. Would Like To Take Courses But
11. Past Educational Attendance 29% Cuesta College
North County Center (3%)
Main Campus (80%)
Arroyo Grande (14%)
Nipomo (3%)
35% Adult Education
30% Allan Hancock College
24% Cal Poly
2% Chapman University, Literacy Council
12. Class Taken By College Cuesta College
General Education (18%), Computers (10%), ESL (4%), Varied General Education Classes
Arroyo Grande
Computers (24%), ESL (18%), General Education (12%)
Nipomo
ESL (50%), Computers (25%), General Education (25%)
13. Class Taken By College Adult Education
Computers (19%), Spanish (8%), ESL (4%), Varied Continuing Education Classes
Allan Hancock College
Computers (8%), General Education (12%), Spanish (5%), Liberal Arts Transfer Classes
Cal Poly
Engineering (8%), Bachelors Degree Classes, Liberal Arts
14. Current College Attendance 7% Currently Attending College
Allan Hancock College (43%)
Cuesta College (22%)
Cal Poly (14%)
Others
Butte College, Gemological Institute Of America, Indiana Wesleyan University, Stanford University
15. Current College Attendance Program Areas
Business (11%), General Education (7%)
Varied Continuing Education And Liberal Arts Classes
Class Format
75% On-Site
7% Online
14% Both
16. Current College Attendance Educational Goal
50% Taking Courses
50% Seeking Degree
29% Certificate
29% Associate Degree
29% Bachelors Degree
7% Masters Degree
7% Graduate Degree
17. Interest In College Interested In Attending College (44%)
31% Enroll In A Class
21% Seek Or Finish College Degree
43% Bachelors Degree
20% Associate Degree
17% Masters Degree
32% Take Classes To Upgrade Job Skills
18% Change Careers Or Begin New Career
18. Potential College EnrolleesPrograms of Interest Computers, Education, Nursing
Business, Accounting, Construction, Culinary, Engineering, English, ESL, General, Language, Law, Literature, Medical, Psychology, Real Estate, Spanish, Welding
19. College Preferred College Most Likely To Enroll
Cuesta College (33%)
Allan Hancock (24%)
Cal Poly (15%)
Do Not Know (10%)
20. Enrollment And Employment Enrollment Planned
Part-Time (87%)
Full-Time (9%)
Employment Plans
Work Full-Time (51%)
Work Part-Time (26%)
Will Not Work (20%)
21. Delivery Methods Preferred
22. Potential College Enrollees Credit CoursesClass Times Preferred Morning (31%)
Afternoon (27%)
Evening (52%)
Weekend (28%)
23. Believability Of Personal Sources Graduates Of College (94%)
College Employees (90%)
Instructors/ Faculty (90%)
Current Students (81%)
Business People (79%)
Coworkers (77%)
College President (75%)
High School Teachers (74%) Employer (72%)
High School Guidance Counselor (72%)
High School Student (28%)
Most Believable
Instructors/ Faculty (28%)
Graduates Of College (16%)
High School Guidance Counselors (12%)
Current Students (11%)
24. Preferred Information Source Go To Colleges Web Site (44%)
Visit The College (36%)
Call The College (10%)
Go To A College Fair (4%)
Mail A Request (3%)
25. Interest In Continuing Education Interested In Continuing Education Classes (73%)
Enrollment Goal
Fun (10%)
Personal Interest (15%)
Fun And Personal Interest (75%)
26. Continuing Education Market SegmentPrograms of Interest Art, Arts, Ceramics, Computers, Cooking, Foreign Languages, History, Horticulture, Landscaping, Literature, Music, Photography, Physical Education, Psychology, Science, Sewing, Spanish, Welding
27. Enrollment Preferences Most Likely To Enroll
Closest To Home (72%)
Closest To Work (6%)
Does Not Matter (22%)
28. Continuing EducationClass Times Preferred Morning (38%)
Afternoon (32%)
Evening (38%)
Weekend (28%)
Friday (24%)
Weekend (28%)
Saturday (96%)
Weekend (28%)
Sunday (32%)
29. Location PreferencesAll Respondents Most Convenient Location To Attend Class Or Event
Arroyo Grande (68%)
Close
Nipomo (20%)
Main Campus (9%)
Closest To Your Residence
Arroyo Grande (71%)
Nipomo (22%)
Main Campus (6%)
30. Location Preferences Choice To Attend For Classes
Arroyo Grande (58%)
Close, Close To Home, Live There, Safer
Nipomo (20%)
Close To Home, Live Here, Newer
Main Campus (13%)
31. Location Preferences Would Still Attend Nipomo Even If Arroyo Grande Preferred Location
Yes (72%)
Interest In College Classes (78%)
Interest In Continuing Education (76%)
If I Had Interest In Class, Not Too Far, Still Close, Depends On Class
No (28%)
Rationale For No: Too Far Away, Distance, Do Not Like Area, Gas Prices, No Transportation, Not Familiar With Area
32. Location Preferences Would Still Attend Arroyo Grande Even If Nipomo Preferred Location
Yes (93%)
Interest In College Classes (91%)
Interest In Continuing Education (94%)
No (7%)
Rationale For No: Gas Prices, Too Far
33. Children In Home School Age Children In Home (24%)
Preschool (20%)
Elementary (53%)
Junior High (28%)
High School (38%)
34. College Attendance Expect Children Will Attend College (91%)
Encourage Children To Attend Cuesta College
40% Very Likely
42% Likely
Rationale For Encouraging Children: Close To Home, Good College, Good Start, Local
9% Unlikely
7% Very Unlikely
Rationale For Not Encouraging Children: Allan Hancock Is Closer, Want Them To Go To A University
35. College Attendance Cuesta College Location Preferred for Children
47% Main Campus
33% Arroyo Grande
15% Nipomo
4% North County Center
36. Computer Usage Computers At Home
Interest In College Classes (86%)
Interest In Continuing Education (88%)
Internet Access At Home
Interest In College Classes (81%)
Interest In Continuing Education (83%)
37. Educational Background Interest In College Classes
Less Than High School (7%)
High School (15%)
High School + Some College (18%)
Associate Degree (12%)
Bachelors Degree (32%)
Masters Degree Or Higher (12%) Interest In Continuing Education
Less Than High School (5%)
High School (12%)
High School + Some College (18%)
Associate Degree (11%)
Bachelors Degree (32%)
Masters Degree Or Higher (17%)
38. Employment Interest In College Classes
Full-Time (55%)
Part-Time (16%)
Self-Employed (4%)
Not Employed (24%)
Tuition Reimbursement (36%)
40% Full
42% Partial Interest In Continuing Education
Full-Time (35%)
Part-Time (13%)
Self-Employed (7%)
Not Employed (44%)
Tuition Reimbursement (32%)
42% Full
47% Partial
39. Demographics Interest In College Classes
Average Age 46
Marital Status
Married (68%)
Single/ Divorced (24%)
Ethnicity
White (63%)
Hispanic (25%)
Spanish Spoken At Home (12%)
Interest In Continuing Education
Average Age 56
Marital Status
Married (65%)
Single/ Divorced (23%)
Ethnicity
White (76%)
Hispanic (16%)
Spanish Spoken At Home (8%)
40. Demographics Interest In College Classes
Annual Family Income
11% < $25,000
27% $25,000 - $49,999
16% $50,000 - $74,999
15% $75,000 - $99,999
12% $100,000 - $149,999
7% $150,000 +
60% Female
Interest In Continuing Education
Annual Family Income
12% < $25,000
25% $25,000 - $49,999
16% $50,000 - $74,999
17% $75,000 - $99,999
11% $100,000 - $149,999
8% $150,000 +
65% Female
41. Community Scan:Issues To Address
42. Issues To Address Market Exists In South County For Both Credit And Noncredit Courses
Credit Programming
General Education (Transfer), Business, Accounting, Construction, Culinary, Engineering, English, ESL, Language, Law, Literature, Medical, Psychology, Real Estate, Spanish, Welding
Noncredit Programming
Art, Arts, Ceramics, Computers, Cooking, Foreign Languages, History, Horticulture, Landscaping, Literature, Music, Photography, Physical Education, Psychology, Science, Sewing, Spanish, Welding
43. Issues To Address Class Format
Evening Lecture Classes, Hybrid, Online
Marketing
Direct Mail And Web Site
Location
Arroyo Grande
44. Population Forecasts
45. Penetration 2006 By Age Segments
46. Credit Market Potential
47. QUESTIONS?