Camosun College

Educational research at Camosun

Educational Research and Planning (ERP) provides educational research and statistical reporting for the college community and external audiences including government.

We offer support in strategic information, provincial government reporting, survey research and planning support, as well as assistance with research and information needs.

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Fall Intake Report - August 27th update

Posted Mon, 30 Aug 2010

The Fall Applicant Report for Friday the 27th is now available. The report shows that program applications are up 5.8% and enrolments are up 2.5% compared to last year.

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What happens to students after they leave the College?

Posted Wed, 18 Aug 2010

Visit our student outcomes page to find out what students do after they leave Camosun.

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Course Feedback Survey results

Posted Wed, 18 Aug 2010

Visit our course feedback page, for an overview of survey results from the first two years of course feedback.

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Some examples of what you’ll find on this site

What kinds of grades do students earn in Camosun College courses?

Visit our grades page to find out

Example: How many students in ENGL-150 receive a grade of A, A+ or A-?
Answer: 18% in Fall 2009

How many students receive their diploma or certificate in the expected time?

Example: How many Dental Hygiene students earn their credential “on-cycle”?
Answer: 88% of those who started in 2007

What do former Camosun College students think of their program?

Visit our Student Outcomes section to find out

Example: How many former Camosun students are either satisfied or very satisfied with the education they received?
Answer:
94% in 2009

How is enrolment changing?

Visit our Enrolment and Demographics section

Example: How many students were enrolled in the Winter 2010 term?
Answer: 9,222—up 9.4% from Winter 2009

What do Camosun College students think about their courses?

Visit our course feedback survey section

Example: How many students agree that they had opportunities to ask questions in class?
Answer: 94% in Fall 2009

Last updated: 23-Aug-2010 9:49 am