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NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COLLEGE MISSION AND GOALS
With commitment to the values of access, opportunity, student success, and excellence, the mission of Northern Virginia Community College is to deliver
world-class in-person and online post-secondary teaching, learning, and workforce development to ensure our region and the Commonwealth of Virginia
have an educated population and globally competitive workforce.
To achieve this mission, the following strategic goals for 2004–2014 have been established:
Goal 1: Student Success
NOVA will move into the top tier of community colleges with respect to the key indicators of student success.
Goal 2: Access
NOVA will increase the number and diversity of students being served to mirror the population growth of the region.
Goal 3: Teaching and Learning
NOVA will focus on student success by creating an environment of world-class teaching and lear
NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLLEGE MISSI
Fact Book OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
FOREWORD The Office of Institutional Research,
TABLE OF CONTENTS THE COLLEGE Page GENERAL INFOR
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont’d) THE CAMPUSES Page CHA
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont’d) Page CHAPTER 12: WOOD
LIST OF TABLES THE COLLEGE Page TABLE 1.1
LIST OF TABLES (Cont’d) Page TABLE 5.1
LIST OF TABLES (Cont’d) Page TABLE AN.6 G
LIST OF TABLES (Cont’d) Page TABLE MA.8 D
LIST OF TABLES (Cont’d) Page TABLE WO.9 ST
LIST OF FIGURES THE COLLEGE Page FIGURE 1.1
LIST OF FIGURES (Cont’d) Page FIGURE MA.1 A
NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE GENERAL INFOR
D. The Campuses and the Extended Learning Institu
· Woodbridge Campus The Woodbridge Campus is l
CHAPTER 1: STUDENT ENROLLMENT There are four sec
From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011, the headcount increa
B. Age Distribution The median student age remai
D. Race Distribution Minority enrollment remain
E. Domicile The percentage of “In-State” studen
FIGURE 1.4 PROGRAM PLACEMENT
I. Day/Night Status From Fall 2007 to Fall 20
III. Enrollment by Program Type
TABLE 1.14 (Cont'
TABLE 1.14 (Cont
TABLE 1.15 COURSE PR
IV. FTES Enrollment by Discipline
TABLE 1.16 (Cont'd
TABLE 1.16 (Cont'd
CHAPTER 2: GRADUATES There are four sections in
B. Gender Distribution Similar to the previous
D. Age Distribution Between 2006-07 and 2010-11
III. Graduates by Curriculum and Award Type
TABLE
TABLE 2
TABLE 2
FIGURE 2.1
IV. Results of NOVA Graduate Survey The NOVA Gra
CHAPTER 3: FINANCES AND FACILITIES I. Finan
F
II. Facilities The following information descr
CHAPTER 4: PERSONNEL I. Administrative Facu
II. Professional Faculty TABLE 4
III. Teaching Faculty TABLE 4.3 TEACHI
FIGU
IV. Temporary Faculty TABLE 4.4 TE
V. Classified Staff TABLE 4.5 CLASSIF
CHAPTER 5: STUDENT SERVICES AND CO
TABLE 5.3 FINANCIAL AID
III. Community Service Programs
TABLE
IV. Public Service Activities In 2011-12, the Co
CHAPTER 6: INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS I. Intern
TABLE 6.1 (Co
TABLE 6.1 (Co
TABLE 6.1 (Cont'
TABLE 6.1 (Co
CHAPTER 7: ALEXANDRIA CAMPUS I. Headcount an
From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011, headcount increased
B. Age Distribution From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011
D. Race Distribution Over the period from Fall
E. Domicile The majority of Alexandria Campus s
FIGURE AL.4 PROGRAM PLACEMENT
I. Day/Night Status From Fall 2007 to Fall 20
III. Enrollment by Program Type
TABLE AL.14 (Cont'd)
IV. FTES Enrollment by Discipline
TABLE AL.15 (Cont'd)
V. International Students
TABLE AL.16 (Con
TABLE AL.16 (Con
TABLE AL.16 (Con
TABLE AL.16 (Con
CHAPTER 8: ANNANDALE CAMPUS I. Headcount and
From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011, both headcount and F
B. Age Distribution From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011
D. Race Distribution From Fall 2007 to Fall 201
E. Domicile The majority of students at the Ann
Headcount 9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,0
I. Day/Night Status From Fall 2007 to Fall 20
III. Enrollment by Program Type
TABLE AN.14 (Cont'd)
TABLE AN.14 (Cont'd)
IV. FTES Enrollment by Discipline
TABLE AN.15 (Cont'd)
V. International Students
TABLE AN.16 (Con
TABLE AN.16 (Con
TABLE AN.16 (Con
CHAPTER 9: LOUDOUN CAMPUS I. Headcount and F
The Loudoun Campus headcount and FTES increased e
B. Age Distribution From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011
D. Race Distribution From Fall 2007 to F
E. Domicile The majority of students at the Lou
FIGURE LO.4 PROGRAM PLACEMENT
I. Day/Night Status From Fall 2007 to Fall 20
III. Enrollment by Program Type
TABLE LO.14 (Cont’d)
IV. FTES Enrollment by Discipline
TABLE LO.15 (Cont’d
V. International Students
TABLE LO.16 (Co
TABLE LO.16 (Co
TABLE LO.16 (Co
CHAPTER 10: MANASSAS CAMPUS I. Headcount and
The Fall 2011 student headcount increased over th
B. Age Distribution During the five-year period
D. Race Distribution Minority enrollment at the
E. Domicile Over the period from Fall 2007 to F
FIGURE MA.4 PROGRAM PLACEMENT
I. Day/Night Status From Fall 2007 through Fa
III. Enrollment by Program Type
TABLE MA.14 (Cont'd)
TABLE MA.14 (Cont'd)
IV. FTES Enrollment by Discipline
TABLE MA.15 (Cont'd)
V. International Students
TABLE MA.16 (Con
TABLE MA.16 (Con
CHAPTER 11: MEDICAL EDUCATION CAMPUS I. Hea
The Fall 2011 student headcount at the Medical Ed
B. Age Distribution During the five-year period
D. Race Distribution Minority enrollment
E. Domicile From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011, the ma
Headcount 2,100 1,800 1,500 1,200 900
I. Day/Night Status From Fall 2007 through Fa
III. Enrollment by Program Type
IV. FTES Enrollment by Discipline
V. International Students
TABLE ME.16 (C
TABLE ME.16 (C
CHAPTER 12: WOODBRIDGE CAMPUS I. Headcount a
From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011, headcount increased
B. Age Distribution From Fall 2007 to Fall 2011
D. Race Distribution From Fall 2007 to Fall 201
E. Domicile The percentages of “In-State” stude
FIGURE WO.4 PROGRAM PLACEMENT
I. Day/Night Status From Fall 2007 to Fall 20
III. Enrollment by Program Type
TABLE WO.14 (Cont'd)
TABLE WO.14 (Cont'd)
IV. FTES Enrollment by Discipline
TABLE WO.15 (Cont'd)
V. International Students
TABLE WO.16 (Con
TABLE WO.16 (Con
TABLE WO.16 (Con
CHAPTER 13: EXTENDED LEARNING INSTITUTE (ELI)
II. Student Profile A. Full-/Part-Time Sixty
D. Domicile The percentage of students whose do
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