Transcription of The Transfer Indicator - files.eric.ed.gov
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DOCUMENT RESUMEED 345 806JC 920 290 AUTHORC ohen, Arthur Transfer Council on Education, Washington, Center for Academic Achievement AGENCYFord Foundation, New York, DATEFeb TYPEC ollected Works - Serials (022) -- Reports -Descriptive (141)JOURNAL CITT ransfer Working Papers; v2 n2 Feb 1991 EDRS PRICEMF01/PC01 Plus *College Credits; College Role; *College TransferStudents; Community Colleges; Definitions;*Educational Mobility; Higher Education; PriorLearning; *Research Methodology; *Research Problems; Transfer Policy; Two Year Colleges; *Two Year CollegeStudentsIDENTIFIERSC entel for the Study of Community Colls CA; *TransferRateWaSTRACTI nconsistencies in the definition of Transfer fromtwo-year to four-year institutions and in the calculation of thetransfer rate have given rise to incongruous findings. For example,one researcher in 1989 reported a Transfer rate of less than 12% forthe colleges in Illinois at the same time that the Chancellor'sOffice of the California Community Colleges found a Transfer rateexceeding 42% for the California colleges.
DOCUMENT RESUME ED 345 806 JC 920 290 AUTHOR Cohen, Arthur M. TITLI The Transfer Indicator. INSTITUTION American Council on Education, Washington, DC.
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