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Community CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 per we investigate how the one-year math throughput rate1 of community college students varies according to the highest level of math completed in high school, with a particular focus on the implications of successfully completing Algebra 22 while in high school. Community college math throughput ra MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 tes for students with different levels of math coursework completion in high school are compared, with the primary contrast being differences in throuMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
ghput among students who enter their community college math sequence via Intermediate Algebra relative to the throughput of students who begin their mCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 o had not successfully completed Algebra 2 in high school, only 8% of those beginning in Intermediate Algebra4 completed any transferable math within one year (i.e., they achieved an 8% throughput rate). By contrast, those who had not completed Algebra 2 in high school who nonetheless began in a tra MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 nsferable, college-level statistics or liberal arts math (SLAM) class experienced a 37% throughput rate while those who entered directly into a transfMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
erable, college-level B-STEM5 math class achieved a 30% throughput rate.Math sequence entry points and throughput rates in the California community coCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 th within one-year of enrolling in their first math class. Prior to fall 2019, 65% of students began their math sequence in the community college in Intermediate Algebra. After the implementation of AB 7056 in fall 2019, the percentage of students beginning in Intermediate Algebra dropped to 20%. Th MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 is shift of students from a low throughput entry point (i.e.. Intermediate Algebra) to a higher throughput entry point (i.e., transferable math) meansMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
that the overall throughput of the fall 2019 cohort1Throughput rate is the percentage of a given cohort of students who complete a key gateway courseCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 ourses coded OS Algebra 2, which includes courses with titles like "Algebra 11“ and "Intermediate Algebra" as well as equivalent courses like Integrated Math 3.3In California, Intermediate Algebra is considered to be a 'college-level' course because it fulfills the math requirements for certain loca MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 l associate degrees. However, the majority of degrees, including all STEM degrees and all transfer-oriented degrees, require completion of a math clasMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
s that is both college-level and articulated to the university. We use the phrase “transferable, college-level math class" to distinguish key gateway Community CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 diate Algebra" to refer to the community college version of this course and "Algebra 2" to refer to the high school version of this course.5B-STEM math classes are calculus-oriented classes that are required for some Business programs and for all STEM (e.g., Biology, Computer Science, Engineering, M MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 ath, Physical Science) degree programs.6A law requiring colleges to place students in a way that maximizes the likelihood of completing gateway collegMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
elevel Math (and English) classes within a year of an initial attempt In the sequence.Maximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete AlgeCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 al, pre-AB 705 cohorts (28%).The data also revealed that students who are pursuing a STEM program of study have much greater throughput when allowed to begin their community college math studies in a transferable, college-level math class regardless of their level of math progression in high school. MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 Even those STEM-oriented students who had only completed Algebra 1 in high school had a much higher throughput rate (38%) when allowed direct accessMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
to transferable, collegelevel math classes at the community college vs. Intermediate Algebra (12%).Statistical models that included controls for the iCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 termediate Algebra) is a powerful factor in predicting completion of a gateway math class. Starting directly in a transferable, college-level math class provides a boost to throughput rates approximately equivalent to the effect of gaining two grade points in cumulative high school GPA.After taking MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 into account the influence of high school GPA and the level of math class completed in high school, students who entered directly into a transferable,MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
college-level math class were 6.7 times more likely to complete a gateway math class in their first year than were students who began their communityCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 or program of study.DiscussionFollowing the implementation of AB 705 in fall 2019, there was a large shift upwards in the percentage of community college students beginning their math coursework in a transferable, college-level math class, including many who had not completed Algebra 2 while in hig MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 h school. Concomitant with this shift was an increase in the one-year math throughput rate to 38 percent, up from an average of 28 percent in previousMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
years.While it is true that students who complete Algebra 2 in high school have greater math throughput rates than those who do not, it docs not follCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 fact, students who have not completed Algebra 2 in high school arc much less likely to achieve math throughput within one year if they begin in Intermediate Algebra than if they enroll directly in a transferable, college-level math class. This large difference favoring direct access to transferable, MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 college-level math holds true across all levels of high school GPA and math completion and for students in both STEM and non-STEM programs of study.MMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
aximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High SchoolThe Rp Group I August 2021 I Page 3RecommendationsGiven the findingCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 completed Algebra 2 (or the equivalent) in high school. Along with expanding access to transferable, college-level math, colleges should place students with lower high school GPAs and lower levels of high school math attainment into corequisite or concurrent remediation with holistic support.The int MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 ensity and level of support could be scaled according to students’ level of engagement with math in high school:High School Math ProfileTypical ThrougMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
hput ResultsRecommendationSuccessfully completed a high school math class subsequent to Algebra 2, (e.g., precalculus, statistics) with at least a "C-Community CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 (but not higher) with at least a "C-"Middling throughput rateTransferable, college-level math placement; Moderate level of additional support neededSuccessfully completed less Lowest average throughput rate Transferable, college-level math than Algebra 2 in high schoolplacement; Highest intensity o MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 fadditional support needed, including holistic support for non-academic issues7Additionally, while the completion rate of Algebra 2 among California hMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
igh school graduates who go on to enroll in community college has trended up over time, only 62% to 65% of California community college students succeCommunity CollegesMaximizing Math Throughput of Students Who Did Not Complete Algebra 2 in High School44409www.rpgroup.orgExecutive SummaryIn this pap MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 ege take no math classes in their senior year. Therefore, it is recommended that high schools adopt policies congruent with increasing the proportion of students who enroll in four years of math in high school (note that this is not a call to change university admission policy). Following this guida MaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021 nce would improve graduating students' quantitative reasoning and numeracy skills, increasing their likelihood of success in postsecondary math courseMaximizingMathThroughputOfStudentsWhoDidNotCompleteAlgebra2InHighSchool-final-August2021
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