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First Year Graduate Data Summary--1975-76 Graduates. Tex-SIS FOLLOW-UP; Postsecondary Student Follow-up Management Information System. Monograph 6.

Texas Education Agency, Austin. Dept. of Occupational Education and Technology. – 1977

The Tex-SIS Follow-up system First Year Graduate Survey involved 37 Texas community colleges and resulted in a total of 6,560 questionnaires processed from institutional surveys conducted during fall semester 1976. The average response rate was 59%. Following a section presenting the study highlights in graphic form, the monograph presents…

Descriptors: Associate Degrees, Community Colleges, Employment Patterns, Followup Studies

First Year Graduate Data Summary--1976-77 Graduates. Tex-SIS Follow-up; Postsecondary Student Follow-up Management Information System. Monograph 9.

Hall, Toni; Reed, Jim – 1979

During Fall 1977, a questionnaire was mailed to 8,455 first-year graduates of 26 Texas community colleges. Responses were received from 4,838 graduates (57%). Following a section presenting survey highlights in 25 graphs, the survey report presents aggregate statewide questionnaire responses expressed as numbers and percentages. Respondents are…

Descriptors: Academic Aspiration, Associate Degrees, Community Colleges, Employment Patterns