Analyses of results are detailed and in-depth. Multiple studies gather feedback from key constituent groups. Additional analysis is provided to indicate differences between men and women, ethnic groups, and other relevant populations. Results are reported to participating schools without specifically identifying individual institutions. This allows participating institutions to monitor changes in the environment and the effectiveness of interventions designed to address issues identified in previous year results.
Results provide input to the assessment and continuous improvement process.
Administrative Studies Administrative studies are quantitative in nature focusing on productivity measures. Analysis of performance and process measures include return on investment, yield ratios, budget analysis, and comparisons of key outcome measures. Common definition of terms is established to assure comparability of data. Productivity and performance measures for the industry are developed and the data is analyzed and presented in a comparative format so that participating schools can compare with peer programs. This document lists, in detail, the data points that must be gathered to complete the analysis of your program and compare that analysis with your set of comparative schools.