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Degree Associate of Arts (A.A.) Degree Credit Certificate, \u003C 18 units Credit Certificate, 18 to 29.5 units  \nCredit Certificate, 30 to 59.5 units Credit Certificate, 60+ units TOTAL (Credit)  \nTOTAL (Non-credit)  \nTOTAL (Credit & Non-Credit) 2016-17 Credit Class Success Rate  \n17,630  \n20,849  \n34,253 66,717 17,548 15,527 43,861  \n776 225,385 16,485  \n241,870 72%  \nCommunity  \nCollege  \nleague  \nof California  \nJanuary 2018  \nFAST FACTS 2018  \n(916) 444-8641 • [cclc@ccleague.org](cclc@ccleague.org) • [www.ccleague.org](www.ccleague.org)  \nPer-Student Funding by Education System, 2017-18 (est.)  \n(Source: LAO. Includes General Fund, local property taxes, and tuition and fee revenue net of discounts. Includes support for local assistance, state operations, and state-funded retirement contributions and debt service. CCC rates include Adult Education Block Grant funding which accounts for $430 per FTE student in 2016-17.) K–12 $12,552  \nCalifornia Community Colleges (CCC) $8,645 California State University (CSU) $14,433  \nUniversity of California (UC) $33,936  \nUndergraduate Student Enrollment, 2016-17  \nCCC  \nCSU  \nUC  \nPrivate*  \n2,149,432 1,118,727 66,831  \n472,427 216,747  \n186,697  \nfull-year unduplicated headcount (all students) full-time equivalent students (FTES), credit non-credit FTES  \nheadcount/FTES  \nheadcount/FTES  \nheadcount/FTES  \n*77 AICCU WASC-accredited 4-year institutions.  \nNumber of Student Transfers to Four-Year Public & Private Institutions  \nCommunity Colleges to University of California Community Colleges to California State University Community Colleges to In-State Private Colleges/Universities Community Colleges to Out of State Colleges/Universities Transfer Rate, 2008-09 to 2014-15, 2009-10 to 2015-16  \n2015-16  \n16,095 58,272 11,645  \n18,421 36%  \n2016-17  \n17,836 61,871 9,238  \n17,175 37.9%  \nPercentage of Public Institution Graduates Who Started at a CCC  \nCalifornia State University 51%  \nUniversity of California 29%  \nUpon transferring to either four-year institution, CCC transfers obtain GPAs equal to, or better than,“native” UC or CSU students and graduate at rates comparable to “native” UC and CSU students.  \nUndergraduate Fees  \nBaccalaureate Degree Programs  \nCCC  \nCSU  \n$10,560 $27,524  \n CCC Students by Gender, 2016-17   \nFemale Male Unknown  \n53.58%  \n45.23%  \n1.19%  \nCCC Students by Age, 2016-17  \n≤19 26.84%  \n20-24 30.88%  \n25-29 13.9%  \n30-34 7.79%  \n35 and Over 20.57%  \nUnknown 0.02%  \nfaCts about California Community Colleges  \nDid You Know?  \nAFFORDABILITY  \nCalifornia has the largest and oldest free community college program in the nation with over 60% of students attending tuition-free through the California College Promise Grants.  \nPUBLIC SAFETY AND SECURITY  \n80% of firefighters, law enforcement officers and EMTs are credentialed at community colleges.  \n39 colleges administer Police Officers Standards and Training (POST) academies. 64 colleges have fire technology programs for training firefighters.  \nNURSING  \n70% of the nurses in California received their education from community colleges.  \nSC","cbCaijEybDgXtlrT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijEybDgXtlrT","pdf",96702,"English","# Fast Facts 2018\n## Number of Institutions and Educational Systems\n## Fees, Funding, and Enrollment\n## Student Demographics\n## Degrees and Certificates Awarded\n## Transfer and Graduation Outcomes\n## Key Facts: Affordability, Safety, Nursing, STEM, Jobs, Income, Earnings, Veterans","[{\"question\":\"What funding levels does the report estimate for each education system in 2017-18?\",\"answer\":\"It provides per-student funding estimates for K–12, California Community Colleges (CCC), California State University (CSU), and the University of California (UC), including specified funding components and notes about how CCC rates account for Adult Education Block Grant funding.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the report state about undergraduate fees for CCC, CSU, and other systems?\",\"answer\":\"It lists undergraduate fees for CCC and CSU within a section on undergraduate fees, and also includes degree program fee information (baccalaureate degree programs) to compare costs across systems.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document describe transfer performance from community colleges?\",\"answer\":\"It presents transfer counts from community colleges to UC and CSU (and to in-state/out-of-state private institutions) and provides transfer rate trends across several years. 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