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College BASE Subject Scores
by Program of Study Fall 2011 - Spring 2012
General Information on CBASE Scores
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| NUMBER OF AWARDS AND AVG CBASE COMP SCORE (WHEN AVAILABLE) FOR 2012 BY 2-YR DEGREE PROGRAM |
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| AA |
163 |
152.0 |
277.0 |
435.0 |
| AAS |
245 |
146.0 |
258.2 |
411.0 |
| AS |
320 |
163.0 |
273.4 |
422.0 |
| AST |
35 |
193.0 |
265.1 |
391.0 |
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NUMBER OF AWARDS AND AVG CBASE SUBJECT SCORES (WHEN AVAILABLE) FOR 2012 BY 2-YR PROGRAM OF STUDY |
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| ADMIN. PROF. TECHNOLOGY |
10 |
240.8 |
242.3 |
229.8 |
232.6 |
236.6 |
| BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION |
43 |
242.2 |
269.2 |
230.2 |
236.3 |
244.7 |
| COMP SCIENCE & INFO TECH |
19 |
273.6 |
293.8 |
269.2 |
277.1 |
278.5 |
| COMPUTER INTEG DRAFT/DESIGN |
1 |
234.0 |
260.0 |
244.0 |
240.0 |
245.0 |
| EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION |
10 |
248.4 |
252.2 |
200.0 |
220.1 |
229.5 |
| ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECH |
1 |
158.0 |
296.0 |
173.0 |
271.0 |
225.0 |
| ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY |
56 |
258.9 |
327.4 |
270.1 |
243.7 |
275.1 |
| GENERAL TECHNOLOGY |
3 |
346.7 |
320.3 |
314.7 |
385.7 |
342.0 |
| INTERIOR DESIGN TECHNOLOGY |
16 |
274.1 |
245.3 |
220.9 |
236.4 |
244.3 |
| MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES |
49 |
265.9 |
261.9 |
233.1 |
246.7 |
252.1 |
| PARALEGAL STUDIES |
15 |
238.9 |
243.6 |
217.9 |
246.2 |
236.7 |
| PROFESSIONAL STUDIES |
2 |
245.0 |
286.0 |
322.0 |
333.5 |
296.5 |
| PSCC NURSING-ASN |
20 |
279.6 |
290.7 |
264.1 |
264.4 |
274.7 |
| TEACHING - AST |
35 |
270.4 |
291.3 |
246.4 |
252.1 |
265.1 |
| UNIVERSITY PARALLEL |
483 |
275.6 |
288.8 |
266.0 |
267.6 |
274.6 |
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NUMBER OF AWARDS AND AVG CBASE SUBJECT SCORES (WHEN AVAILABLE) FOR 2012 BY 2-YR DEGREE PROGRAM
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| AA |
163 |
284.9 |
287.2 |
265.4 |
270.1 |
277.0 |
| AAS |
245 |
259.2 |
280.6 |
244.7 |
248.1 |
258.2 |
| AS |
320 |
270.9 |
289.6 |
266.4 |
266.3 |
273.4 |
| AST |
35 |
270.4 |
291.3 |
246.4 |
252.1 |
265.1 |
Notes:
N is the number of students who completed the exam and were included in the results as per the criteria described in the general information section.
mean is the score which is calculated by dividing the sum of all scores by the number of students who completed the exam.
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