Overall Rating Silver
Overall Score 49.37
Liaison Beth Klein
Submission Date Feb. 5, 2025

STARS v3.0

State University of New York at Cortland
PA-10: Student Success

Status Score Responsible Party
Complete 2.50 / 3.00 Megan Swing
Energy and Sustainability Engagement Coordinator
Sustainability Office
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Provide completion rates within a range of 0 to 100.

10.1 Completion rate for low-income students

Overall student completion rate:
68.30

Does the institution have completion rate data for low-income students?:
Yes

Completion rate for low-income students:
65.80

If data on low-income students is provided, the Reporting Tool will automatically calculate the following two figures:

Ratio of the completion rate for low-income students to the overall completion rate:
0.96

Points earned for indicator PA 10.1:
1

10.2 Completion rate for students with marginalized gender identities 

Does the institution have completion rate data for women and/or students with other marginalized gender identities?:
Yes

Completion rate for students that identify as women or other marginalized gender identities:
74.20

If data on students with marginalized gender identities is provided, the Reporting Tool will automatically calculate the following two figures:

 

Ratio of the completion rate for students that identify as women or other marginalized gender identities to the overall completion rate:
1.09

Points earned for indicator PA 10.2:
1

10.3 Percentage of marginalized racial, ethnic, and/or Indigenous groups with equitable completion rates

Does the institution have completion rate data for students from marginalized racial, ethnic, and/or Indigenous groups?:
Yes

Total number of marginalized racial, ethnic, and/or Indigenous groups served by the institution:
4

Number of marginalized racial, ethnic, and/or Indigenous groups with equitable completion rates:
2

Narrative and/or website URL providing completion rates for each marginalized racial, ethnic, and/or Indigenous group served by the institution:

– Narrative: We used undergraduate student graduation rates to determine completion rates. These use the fall of 2017 as the beginning cohort and determines the proportion that graduated within six years (or 150% or normal time), the standard for graduation rates used in most places including federal IPEDS reporting. Of a total starting cohort of 1,288, a total of 880 students graduated within six years. Completion rates were disaggregated by racial, ethnic, and/or Indigenous groups served by the institution, similar to as was done for racial and ethnic diversity (PA7), and shown in this table:

Group Cohort Graduated Rate

White alone, not Hispanic or Latino:  Cohort: 964 Graduated: 680  Rate: 0.705

Black or African American alone, not Hispanic or Latino Cohort: 76 Graduated: 47 Rate: 0.618

Asian alone, not Hispanic or Latino Cohort: 17 Graduated:7 Rate: 0.411

Other races, not Hispanic or Latino Cohort: 33 Graduated: 20 Rate: 0.606

Hispanic or Latino Cohort:198 Group:126 Rate:0.636

Total / Overall Group: 1288 Cohort: 880 Rate: 0.683


Document that includes completion rates for each marginalized racial, ethnic, and/or Indigenous group served by the institution:

If data on marginalized groups are provided, the Reporting Tool will automatically calculate the following two figures:

Percentage of marginalized, racial, ethnic, and Indigenous groups with equitable completion rates:
50

Points earned for indicator PA 10.3:
0.50

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