Credits Successfully Completed – Winter
Successful completion of attempted credits propels students toward the achievement of their educational goals. The higher the credit completion rate, the greater the likelihood students will efficiently progress through their academic pathway saving time and financial resources.
| Time period | W2022 | W2023 | W2024 | W2025 | W2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credit completion rate | 79.3% | 78.8% | 78.1% | 80.0% | 80.0% |
- The winter 2026 completion rate matched that of winter 2025 and exceeded those of the prior three winter terms.
Equity Gaps
Equity gap refers to any disparity along racial, socioeconomic, gender or other demographic grouping.? These gaps lead the college to ask “what processes, policies or practices are in place that create or exacerbate these disparities? ”
| Characteristic | Range (groups at lowest and highest) | Equity Gap | *Compared to W2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | 79.8% to 80.3% (Male to Female) | <1% point | no change |
| Pell Status | 77.1% to 82.0% (Awarded Pell to No Pell) | 4.9% points | Narrowed |
| Race/Ethnicity | 72.25% to 83.0% (Black/African American to Asian) | 10.75%? points | Narrowed |
| Age | 77.3% to 83.3% (Age 20-24 to Age 30+) | 6% points | Widened |
| 1st Generation | 78.2% to 82.0% (1st Generation to Not 1st Generation) | ?3.8% points | Narrowed |
| * Interpretation of Comparisons:? Narrowed = improved more than one percentage point;? Widened = Worsened more than one percentage point | |||
Comparison of Winter 2026 to Winter 2025 Equity Gaps
- The gender equity gap remains the smallest among all demographic characteristics.
- While the race/ethnicity equity gap is the widest, it narrowed due to increased completion rates among Black/African American students.
- The gap between age groups widened due to higher completion rates among students age 30 and older and lower completion rates among those age 20–24.
- With the exception of age, equity gaps narrowed among all groups.
Successful Completions by Race/Ethnicity
The table below presents successful credit completion rates by race/ethnicity, along with each group’s five-year range.? Three groups reached their highest success rates in Winter 2026 while two additional groups reached their peak in the previous winter term.
| Race/ethnicity | W2026 Credit Completion % | 5-Year Range (low to high) |
|---|---|---|
| American Indian/Alaska Native | 75.7% | 65.6% (W2024) to 76.8% (W2025) |
| Asian | 83.0% | 83.5% (W2023) to 84.3% (W2022) |
| Black or African American | 72.25% | 67.0% (W2024) to 72.5% (W2026) |
| Hispanic or Latino | 76.7% | 72.0% (W2024) to 76.7% (W2026) |
| Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander | 76.1% | 64.6% (W2022) to 76.1% (W2026) |
| Two or more races | 77.8% | 75.2% (W2022) to 79.2% (W2025) |
| White | 82.05% | 80.3% (W2024) to 82.8% (W2022) |
Notes: Successful Credit Completion Rate = # of credits completed with grades A, B, C, P divided by total credits attempted (including grades W.)
Data Source:? Argos, YESS Successful Credit Completions, Updated April 2026.