Student Equity Plan
DI populations for the
2025-2028 Plan
PRIE & EAPC
EAPC: 4/22/25
SSPC: 4/23/25
Math Pod: 4/25/25
English Pod: 5/9/25
Cultural Center Students: 5/9/25
IPC: 5/16/25
PBC: 5/21/25
What does disproportionately impacted (DI) mean?
A particular identity group of students who have a statistically significant difference in their outcomes compared to other students at our college.
Possibly insert slide here where we explain the methodology we used for choosing di pops (the differences between state and loca and the multi-year impact issue)
Pop quiz!
The state requires us to report on 6 equity metrics (goals) for students.
What are the 6?!
Metric #1
Successful Enrollment
Students who applied to our college but didn’t enroll (come to this college).
Enrollment Data
Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (Successful Enrollment)
State Source: NOVA (Data Vision)
Successful Enrollment Metric Possible DI Populations for focus in 2025-28 | |
Based on local analysis | Based on State analysis |
Female | Asian |
First Generation | White |
First Generation - Female | Male |
Students Seeking Financial Aid | |
Students Seeking Financial Aid - Female | |
Black/African American | |
Black/African American - Female | |
Latine | |
LGBTQ+ | |
LGBTQ+ Female | |
Local Analysis:
All prospective students who applied to our College for the first-time to attend in the selected year through Open CCC or through international CCC Apply in Open CCC Apply
anywhere in the District)
Enrollment Data
Most Disproportionately Impacted
Cañada Communities with Multi-Year Impacts SEAP Focusing On:
Enrollment Data
Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (Successful Enrollment)
State Source: NOVA (Data Vision)
Successful Enrollment Metric Possible DI Populations for focus in 2025-28 | |
Based on local analysis | Based on State analysis |
First Generation | Asian |
LGBTQ+ | White |
Black/African American | Male |
Students Seeking Financial Aid | |
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Local Analysis:
All prospective students who applied to our College for the first-time to attend in the selected year through Open CCC or through international CCC Apply in Open CCC Apply
anywhere in the District)
Metric #2
Completed both transfer-level math and English
Students who completed transfer level Math and English in their first academic year.
English & Math Completion Data
Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (Math & English Completion)
State Source: NOVA (Data Vision)
Math and English Metric Possible DI Populations for focus in 2025-28 | |
Based on local analysis | Based on State analysis |
Female | Female |
First Generation | First Generation |
First Generation Female | |
Low Income - Female | |
Black/African American - Female | |
Black/African American - Male | |
Latine | Latine |
Latina Female | |
| Asian Female |
| LGBTQ+ |
Local Analysis: First-Time Non-Special Admit Cohort Students who have an education goal of earning a degree and/or transfer.
English & Math Completion Data
Most Disproportionately Impacted
Cañada Communities with Multi-Year Impacts SEAP Focusing On:
Metric #3�Persistence
Students who stayed at the college from their first term to their second term.
Persistence Data
Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (Persistence)
State Source: NOVA (Data Vision)
Persistence Metric Possible DI Populations for focus in 2025-28 | |
Based on local analysis | Based on State analysis |
Male | |
| Asian Male |
| Female |
| Filipino |
| White |
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Local Analysis:
First-Time Non-Special Admit Cohort Students who are seeking a degree, certificate, or transfer from our College.
To mitigate impact of swirl on this metric, the denominator would focus on our “home campus students” but we would consider their enrollments (persistence) at any of the SMCCCD Colleges.
Persistence Data
Most Disproportionately Impacted
Cañada Communities with Multi-Year Impacts SEAP Focusing On:
Metric #4
Completion
Students who earned a degree or certificate within 3 years.
Completion: Data
Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (Completion)
State Source: NOVA (Data Vision)
Completion Metric Possible DI Populations for focus in 2025-28 | |
Based on local analysis | Based on State analysis |
Latine | None |
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Completion: Data
Most Disproportionately Impacted
Cañada Communities with Multi-Year Impacts SEAP Focusing On:
Metric #5�Transfer
Students who indicated they wanted to transfer and did transferred to a 4 year institution.
Transfer Data
Transfer Metric Possible DI Populations for focus in 2025-28 | |
Based on local analysis | Based on State analysis |
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First Generation | |
Latina Female | |
Latino Male (?) | |
Low Income | Low Income |
Low Income Male | |
| Low Income Female |
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Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (Transfer)
State Source: NOVA (Data Vision)
Local Analysis:
First-Time Non-Special Admit Cohort Students Who Earned 12 or More Units at Any Time at Any Community College and Who Exited California Community College and who have a Degree or Transfer Goal
Transfer Data
Most Disproportionately Impacted
Cañada Communities with Multi-Year Impacts SEAP Focusing On:
Metric #6
Comprehensive Student Education Planning
Students who completed an Ed Plan in their first year. (Brand new metric!)
Comp SEP Data
Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (SEP)
Note: this metric relies only on local data (no State data)
Successful Enrollment Metric Possible DI Populations for focus in 2025-28 |
Based on local analysis |
Male |
Latine |
LGBTQ+ |
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Comp SEP Data
Local Source: SAP SEP Reports 2025 (SEP)
Note: this metric relies only on local data (no State data)
Most Disproportionately Impacted
Cañada Communities with Multi-Year Impacts SEAP Focusing On:
Time to brainstorm for this next plan!
(What is feasible in the next three years with the budget we currently have?)