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ACCJC Resources
- ACCJC Web Site
- Eligibility Requirements
- Accreditation Standards
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Past Accreditation
- 2007 Accreditation
- 2001 Accreditation
- 1995 Accreditation


Student Achievement
LAMC Student Achievement Data - Full Report
Incoming Student Data
| Math Placement Levels | English Placement Level | |||
| College Level | Math 200 Levels | College Level | English 101 | |
| One Level Below | Intermediate Algebra | One Level Below | English 28, ESL 8 | |
| Two Level Below | Elementary Algebra | Two Level Below | English 21, ESL 6A | |
| Three Level Below | Pre-Algebra | Three Level Below | DC1, ESL 5A | |
| Four Level Below | Arithmetic | Four Level Below | ESL 4A | |
| Five Level Below | ESL 3A | |||
| Six Level Below | ESL 2 | |||
| Seven Level Below | ESL 1 | |||
Enrolled Student Data
Student Enrollment Headcount from Fall 2005 to Fall 2012
Enrollment headcount - Active, unduplicated and unit attempted > 0
Enrollment data disaggregated by student gender, age, ethnicity, educational goals, unit load, and socio-economic status.
Student Achievement Data
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Success Rate from Fall 2001 to Fall 2011 Success rate - The percentage of students who received a passing grade of A, B, C, P at the end of the semester. |
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Retention Rate from Fall 2001 to Fall 2011 Retention rate - The percentage of students retained in a class at the end of the semester Success and retention data disaggregated by student gender, age, ethinicity, delivery mode, teaching site, DSPS status, EOP&S status and socio-economic status. |
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Fall to Fall Persistence Rate from Fall 2001 to Fall 2010 Persistence rate - The percentage of the first time students completing 6 untis or more in the Fall semester who attempted any units (>0) in the following Fall Semester. Persistence data disaggregated by student gender, age, ethnicity, DSPS status, EOP&S status and socio-economic status. |
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Completions of Degree-Seeking Students Entering to LAMC in the Fall 2006 |
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Awards and Certificates by Departments/Programs Art, Multimedia and Humanities Chicano Studies, English, Spanish, Health and Sciences Mathematics, Computer Sciences and Engineering General Studies, Liberal Arts, IGETC and CSU General Education |

