Summary for LOS ANGELES CC DISTRICT
	GOAL 1 - TRANSFER:
	An increase from 55,149 in 1998-99 to 78,582 by
	2005-06 in the number of students who transfer from
	community colleges to baccalaureate institutions
	(BOG revised, July 2000).  Specifically:
	UC sub-goal:  an increase from 10,161 to 15,278
	CSU sub-goal:  an increase from 48,988 to 63,304
	Independents sub-goal:  under discussion
	because of data issues.
	Note:  Transfer data reported to CPEC include students
	whose majority of transferable units were acquired at a CA
	community college.
				GOAL 1B - TRANSFER PREPARED:
				An increase in the number of students
				who are Transfer Prepared from 106,951 in 1997-98
				to 135,935 in 2005-06 (BOG adopted, December 1999).
				Transfer Prepared is defined as the number of students
				systemwide who earned, within a six year period,
				56 transferable units with a minimum G.P.A. of 2.00.
				The goal period for this measure covers eight years
				and results in a projected increase of 27.1 percent.
	GOAL 2 - DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES:
	*Achieve an increase from 84,179 in 1997-98 to
	116,054 by 2005-06 in the number of degrees and
	certificates awarded (BOG revised, July 2000).
	AA/AS Degrees sub-goal:  an increase from 60,552
	to 83,060.
	Certificates sub-goal:  an increase from 23,627
	to 32,994			32,500.
	*Levels differ from July 2000 revised goals due to
	district resubmission of base-year data.
	Summary for LOS ANGELES CC DISTRICT
	GOAL 3 - SUCCESSFUL COURSE COMPLETION
	Achieve an increase from 68.1% in 1995-96 to
	70.6% by 2005-06 in the overall rate of successful
	course completions.
	Sub-goal for Transferable Courses:  an increase
	from 68.3% to 70.8%.
	Sub-goal for Vocational Courses:  an increase
	from 77.2% to 80.0%.
	Sub-goal for Basic Skills Courses:  an increase
	from 60.3% to 62.5%.
				GOAL 4 - WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT:
				By 2005-06, achieve increases in successful course
				completion in the following areas:
				"A" - Apprenticeship Courses:  from 18,125 in
				1997-98 to 24,599.
				"B" - Advanced-level Vocational Courses:
				from 277,556 in 1997-98 to 376,688.
				"C" - Introductory Vocational Courses:  from
				783,060 in 1997-98 to 1,062,378.
				Note:  There are additional sub-goals to increase
				the number of California businesses and employees
				benefiting from training through contract education,
				and in the number of individuals receiving fee-based
				job training.  Data for these sub-goals is not yet
				available.
	GOAL 5 - BASIC SKILLS IMPROVEMENT:
	By 2005-06, achieve an increase from 108,566
	in 1995-96 to 150,754 in the number of students
	completing coursework at least one level above their
	prior basic skills enrollment.
	Note:  To be counted as "improved" a student must
	have enrolled in a basic skills course, then in a
	subsequent term, they must enroll in a course with a
	program code in the same group but which is at a
	higher level.  The higher course must have been
	completed with a grade of "C" or better.  A student
	may be counted twice, once in mathematics and once
	in English if they improve in both.