The Student Achievement Measure is supported by six sponsoring associations, working together to provide a more comprehensive and accurate picture of student progress and completion as students move across institutions and state boundaries.

Finger Lakes Community College

Finger Lakes Community College was established in 1965 and open for instruction in 1967. Set on a 250-acre, park-like campus, the college is part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system. It is a public access institution dedicated to providing a quality education in a student-centered environment. FLCC is committed to continuous improvement through the analysis of data.

Fall 2013 First-time Full-time Cohort

6-year outcomes for undergraduate associates-seeking students as of 2019

All Students

First-time-at-Institution, All Students Starting Fall 2013

Number of students: 1,211

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46%
1%
32%
21%
WITHIN 6 YEARS
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Graduated: Reporting institution
Enrolled: Reporting institution
Transferred: Other Institution
Current Status Unknown

The SAM Associate's Degree / Certificate model tracks a group of students who started an associate degree program or certificate program at Finger Lakes Community College in the Fall of 2013. The students’ progress toward a degree or certificate is reported within 6 years.

The sections of the SAM chart represent the proportion of students in the original group with the following five outcomes.

  • Students who started at and graduated from Finger Lakes Community College are represented by the purple bar with the solid black bar underneath ().
  • Students who started at and are still enrolled at Finger Lakes Community College are represented by the aqua bar with two white stripes underneath ().
  • Students who started at Finger Lakes Community College and transferred to another institution prior to earning a degree or certificate are represented by the orange bar with the large white stripe underneath (). These students may have graduated or still be enrolled at another institution.
  • Students from the original group whose status is unknown are represented by the green bar with the top white stripe (). These students may have graduated or still be enrolled somewhere, but their status could not be determined conclusively.

Finger Lakes Community College | Associate / Certificate Seeking Model - All Students

OUTCOMES FOR STUDENT STARTING AT FINGER LAKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN FALL 2013 BY SUMMER 2019
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Associate degree from Finger Lakes Community College 16%
+ Associate degree from Finger Lakes Community College - with later transfer to another institution 29%
+ Certificate award from Finger Lakes Community College 1%
+ Certificate award from Finger Lakes Community College - with later transfer to another institution 0%
= Total Graduated from Finger Lakes Community College 46%
Enrolled at Finger Lakes Community College 1%
Transferred with no degree or certificate from Finger Lakes Community College* 32%
Current Status Unknown 21%
* Students who transferred may have subsequently earned a degree or award or be still enrolled; their status is not tracked after their transfer from Finger Lakes Community College.
Full-Time

First-time-at-Institution, Full-Time Students Starting Fall 2013

Number of students: 1,105

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45%
1%
32%
22%
WITHIN 6 YEARS
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Graduated: Reporting institution
Enrolled: Reporting institution
Transferred: Other Institution
Current Status Unknown

The SAM Associate's Degree / Certificate model tracks a group of students who started an associate degree program or certificate program at Finger Lakes Community College in the Fall of 2013. The students’ progress toward a degree or certificate is reported within 6 years.

The sections of the SAM chart represent the proportion of students in the original group with the following five outcomes.

  • Students who started at and graduated from Finger Lakes Community College are represented by the purple bar with the solid black bar underneath ().
  • Students who started at and are still enrolled at Finger Lakes Community College are represented by the aqua bar with two white stripes underneath ().
  • Students who started at Finger Lakes Community College and transferred to another institution prior to earning a degree or certificate are represented by the orange bar with the large white stripe underneath (). These students may have graduated or still be enrolled at another institution.
  • Students from the original group whose status is unknown are represented by the green bar with the top white stripe (). These students may have graduated or still be enrolled somewhere, but their status could not be determined conclusively.

Finger Lakes Community College | Associate / Certificate Seeking Model - Full-Time

OUTCOMES FOR STUDENT STARTING AT FINGER LAKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN FALL 2013 BY SUMMER 2019
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Associate degree from Finger Lakes Community College 16%
+ Associate degree from Finger Lakes Community College - with later transfer to another institution 29%
+ Certificate award from Finger Lakes Community College 0%
+ Certificate award from Finger Lakes Community College - with later transfer to another institution 0%
= Total Graduated from Finger Lakes Community College 45%
Enrolled at Finger Lakes Community College 1%
Transferred with no degree or certificate from Finger Lakes Community College* 32%
Current Status Unknown 22%
* Students who transferred may have subsequently earned a degree or award or be still enrolled; their status is not tracked after their transfer from Finger Lakes Community College.
Part-Time

First-time-at-Institution, Part-Time Students Starting Fall 2013

Number of students: 106

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48%
4%
33%
15%
WITHIN 6 YEARS
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Graduated: Reporting institution
Enrolled: Reporting institution
Transferred: Other Institution
Current Status Unknown

The SAM Associate's Degree / Certificate model tracks a group of students who started an associate degree program or certificate program at Finger Lakes Community College in the Fall of 2013. The students’ progress toward a degree or certificate is reported within 6 years.

The sections of the SAM chart represent the proportion of students in the original group with the following five outcomes.

  • Students who started at and graduated from Finger Lakes Community College are represented by the purple bar with the solid black bar underneath ().
  • Students who started at and are still enrolled at Finger Lakes Community College are represented by the aqua bar with two white stripes underneath ().
  • Students who started at Finger Lakes Community College and transferred to another institution prior to earning a degree or certificate are represented by the orange bar with the large white stripe underneath (). These students may have graduated or still be enrolled at another institution.
  • Students from the original group whose status is unknown are represented by the green bar with the top white stripe (). These students may have graduated or still be enrolled somewhere, but their status could not be determined conclusively.

Finger Lakes Community College | Associate / Certificate Seeking Model - Part-Time

OUTCOMES FOR STUDENT STARTING AT FINGER LAKES COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN FALL 2013 BY SUMMER 2019
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Associate degree from Finger Lakes Community College 18%
+ Associate degree from Finger Lakes Community College - with later transfer to another institution 23%
+ Certificate award from Finger Lakes Community College 5%
+ Certificate award from Finger Lakes Community College - with later transfer to another institution 2%
= Total Graduated from Finger Lakes Community College 48%
Enrolled at Finger Lakes Community College 4%
Transferred with no degree or certificate from Finger Lakes Community College* 33%
Current Status Unknown 15%
* Students who transferred may have subsequently earned a degree or award or be still enrolled; their status is not tracked after their transfer from Finger Lakes Community College.