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marketing that may increase participation and increase enrollment in these areas. Team, which approved them as SEM initiatives for the next two to three years starting in fall 2015. *Ewell, P., & Wellman, J. (2007). Enhancing student success in education. Washington, D.C.: National Postsecondary Education Cooperative. This process will be most effective when enrollment management is integrated with the institution’s strategic plan, academic master plan, mission, and vision (Moore & Sigler, 2011). 1. The ‘Front End’ student experience will focus on better preparing incoming students for college life before enrollment. 2. Online course and program recruitment will focus on *Moore, A., & Sigler, W. (2011, October). The core concepts of SEM. Presentation at AACRAO 21st Annual SEM Conference, San Diego, CA. 0.12   0.08   0.7   0   0.62   0.10   0.10   0.10   0.09   0.10   0.10   0.10   0.60   0.55   0.55   0.5   0.09   0.08   2010   2011   2013   2012   2006-­‐07   Great  Falls  College  MSU   0.55   2008-­‐09   2009-­‐10   2010-­‐11   2011-­‐12   2012-­‐13   2013-­‐14   2014-­‐15   Academic  Year  -­‐  Fall  Term  Rates   Math   Wri5ng   Peers   The Number of Degrees Awarded to Non-Traditional Students (25+ Years of Age) per Year 0.60   0.59   2007-­‐08   Fall  Term  Rates   0.58   0.53   2014   0.59   0.62   0.45   0.4   2009   0.59   0.6   0.09   0.07   2008   0.58   0.73   0.63   0.58   0.65   0.10   0.04   0.74   0.72   0.75   0.16   Success Rate of GFC Students in Developmental (College-Prep.) Coursework 0.79   0.8   0.2   Withdrawal Rates of Students in College-Level Coursework Fall Term 325   300   275   250   225   200   175   150   125   100   75   50   25   0   305   252   177   115   116   Percent of GFC Students Who Are Taking College Classes While Still in High School 0.2   0.18   270   256   0.16   0.16   0.14   194   0.12   0.11   0.1   131   0.08   0.06   0.09   0.08   0.04   0.07   0.05   0.07   0.06   0.06   2010-­‐11   2011-­‐12   0.02   2006-­‐07   2007-­‐08   2008-­‐09   2009-­‐10   2010-­‐11   Academic  Year   2011-­‐12   2012-­‐13   2013-­‐14   2014-­‐15   0   2006-­‐07   2007-­‐08   2008-­‐09   2009-­‐10   2012-­‐13   2013-­‐14   2014-­‐15  
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