The District provides a snapshot of the following:

Annual Enrollment (Credit and Non-Credit) Campus Enrollment (Credit and Non-Credit) Student Demographics Degree Completions

Wayne County Community College District

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8% 1%

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Enrollment by Campus

* Duplicated Enrollment

Distance Learning

WCCCD serves as much as

70,000 credit and non-credit

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• Michigan Institute for Public Safety Education (MIPSE)

• Heinz Prechter Educational and Performance Art Center, expanding music and arts programs

• Career programs including Automotive, Computer Information Systems, Alternative Fuel Energy Technology, Home-land Security, and Fire Protection Technology

• Continuing Education programs such as the Hispanic Festival and MOSAIC Youth Theatre, Downriver Council of Arts Festival, Bridge to Asia, and Downriver Empty Bowls

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• Brown and Juanita Ford Art Gallery, expanding art shows and special exhibits programs

• Career Programs including Business Administration, Accounting, Electrical Electronics, Paralegal, Water and Environment Technology

• Continuing Education programs such as Passport to Africa and Financial Literacy Series

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• Corporate College providing a focal point for workforce and economic development in the Wayne County region

• Workforce Development partnerships through CVS Regional Training Center and Entrepreneurial Institute and Resource Center

• Career programs including Digital Media Production, Geothermal Systems Technology, Teacher Education, Welding, and Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning

• Continuing Education such as Annual Health Fair, Diabetes Screening and the Tuskegee Airmen Aviation Career Week

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• Health Science Center, supporting all Nursing and Allied Health programs

• Workforce Development partnerships through the Healthcare Career Institute

• Career Programs including Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Dietetic Technology, Health Care Renewable, and Surgical Technology

• Continuing Education such as Dental Awareness Month, Prostate Cancer Awareness Seminar, and the Annual Jazz Workshop

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• Multi-Purpose Educational Center, providing access to a variety of technologies

• Career Programs including Forensic Photography, Sustainable Design, Video Game Design, Logistic Management, and Business Administration

• Continuing Education such as Native American Festival and Science Day

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Fall 2013

Fall 2014

Part-Time Full-time

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey to National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

66% 66%

34% 34%

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Female Male

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey to National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

African American 68%

Caucasian/White 19%

Unknown 9% Hispanic

2%

Asian 1%

Native American 1%

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey to National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

Less than 18 17%

18-24 35%

25-34 22%

35-49 18%

50-64 7%

65 and over 1%

Source: IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey to National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

TOP AWARD AREAS

Associate of Arts

Automotive Service Technology

Associate of Science

Certified Nurse Aide-CNA

Associate General Studies

Central Service Tech Cert

Nursing

HVAC

Emergency Medical Tech-Cert

Business Administration AAS

* Includes both Associate Degrees and Certificates

56% 44%

Associate Degrees Certificates

WCCCD awarded more than 3,200 degrees and certificates in 2013-2014.