Trend charts always show all years, with the selected year marked. Equity outcomes pool cohorts and are not year-scoped.

Awards conferred, by type and year

Counts under 10 would appear hatched · “—” = none recorded

Median units at completion

Associate-degree graduates · a degree requires 60 units · statewide average ≈ 82

Transfers to four-year institutions

Students seen enrolled at a four-year school after their last Crestwater term

Students served

Students served by program

Unduplicated within each program for the selected year · a student can appear in more than one program

Service contacts by category

Unit: contacts (counts) · by academic year

Outreach event counts can include staff and community attendees, not only students.

Direct aid & in-kind support

Direct aid by type — dollars

Direct aid by type — hours

Service contacts by program

Equity gaps by student group

Each group's rate compared with the collegewide rate (vertical line). Pooled entering cohorts so every group is large enough to publish — the year selector does not apply.

Completion & transfer: 2015-16 – 2022-23 cohorts. Retention & persistence: cohorts through 2023-24.

Participation — who is missing?

For each broad-access program: each group's share of students served (●) vs. its share of the college (vertical line). A group at parity has a proportionality index of 1.00; below 0.85 — or zero participation — is flagged.

% of students served % of the college
How the verdict is calculated

Proportionality index = (a group's share of the students a program served) ÷ (that group's share of the college). An index of 1.00 means the program reaches the group exactly in proportion to its presence at Crestwater. Following the method used at Crafton Hills College, an index below 0.85 — or zero participation — is flagged as disproportionate impact.

Shown only for broad-access programs. Programs whose membership is itself sensitive (DSPS, NextUp/foster youth, CalWORKs/CARE, Veterans) are never crossed with demographics, and AANHPI Student Achievement is excluded because it is population-specific by design.