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The Office of Institutional Research (IR) provides data, analysis and information services that foster and support effective and informed decision-making, policy formulation and planning. Office responsibilities include data governance, external survey reporting, internal survey distribution and analysis, and course evaluations. 

CIIS at a Glance

  • Enrollment
    (includes non-matriculated, does not include the M.A. in Applied Psychology program in China)
    1610
    Degree Program
    Undergraduate6.0%
    Master's50.7%
    Doctoral43.3%
    Race/Ethnicity
    American/Alaskan Native0.3%
    Asian6.8%
    Black/African American8.4%
    Hawaiian/Pacific Islander0.5%
    Hispanic12.7%
    Two or More Races6.0%
    Unknown*7.1%
    US Nonresident3.5%
    White54.8%

    *Note: Non-U.S. students residing outside the U.S. are classified as “unknown” race/ethnicity for reporting purposes.

    Gender
    Female66.3%
    Male18.3%
    Other15.5%
    Age Range
    20-2914.6%
    30-3416.1%
    35-3917.2%
    40-4416.5%
    45-4912.4%
    50-549.1%
    55-6410.5%
    65+3.5%
    Unknown0.1%
    Average Class Size
    14
    Program Information
    In-Person42.6%
    Online57.4%
  • Students
    (Does not include the M.A. in Applied Psychology program in China or Non-Matriculated students)
    480
    Academic Level
    Undergraduate14.6%
    Master's56.5%
    Doctoral29.0%
    Race/Ethnicity
    American/Alaskan Native0.4%
    Asian6.9%
    Black/African American10.0%
    Hawaiian/Pacific Islander0.8%
    Hispanic13.1%
    Two or More Races5.6%
    Unknown*6.5%
    US Nonresident2.1%
    White54.6%

    *Note: Non-U.S. students residing outside the U.S. are classified as “unknown” race/ethnicity for reporting purposes.

    Gender
    Female61.9%
    Male18.5%
    Other19.6%
    Age Range
    20-2920.2%
    30-3420.0%
    35-3917.7%
    40-4416.3%
    45-499.4%
    50-548.3%
    55-646.0%
    65+2.0%
  • Students
    340
    Academic Level
    Undergraduate10.3%
    Master's73.5%
    Doctoral15.9%
    Certificate0.3%
    Race/Ethnicity
    American/Alaskan NativeN/A
    Asian5.9%
    Black/African American5.9%
    Hawaiian/Pacific IslanderN/A
    Hispanic15.6%
    Two or More Races6.5%
    Unknown*4.1%
    US Nonresident2.1%
    White60.0%

    *Note: Non-U.S. students residing outside the U.S. are classified as “unknown” race/ethnicity for reporting purposes.

    Gender
    Female64.4%
    Male19.1%
    Other16.5%
    Age Range
    20-2912.4%
    30-3417.4%
    35-3921.8%
    40-4414.4%
    45-4911.5%
    50-5413.2%
    55-647.4%
    65+2.1%
  • For the most recent exam period, July 2024-December 2024, CIIS had an exam pass rate of 91% compared to a 74% pass rate for all schools in California. For additional exam pass rate details, please see these tables.

  • Enrollment
    Enrollment (includes non-matriculated)1877
    Degree Program
    Undergraduate2.0%
    Master's61.9%
    Doctoral36.1%
    Race/Ethnicity
    American/Alaskan Native0.1%
    Asian5.2%
    Black/African American5.5%
    Hawaiian/Pacific Islander0.3%
    Hispanic11.0%
    Two or More Races5.0%
    Unknown*24.9%
    US Nonresident2.4%
    White45.6%

    *Note: Non-U.S. students residing outside the U.S. are classified as “unknown” race/ethnicity for reporting purposes. The large percentage of “unknown” students is partially due to the Applied Psychology program, which enrolls students who are mostly non-US citizens.

    Gender
    Female71.6%
    Male16.9%
    Other11.6%
    Age Range
    20-2912.9%
    30-3415.7%
    35-3918.0%
    40-4418.5%
    45-4913.6%
    50-549.6%
    55-649.2%
    65+2.6%
    Average Class Size
    13
    Program Information
    In-Person37.1%
    Online62.9%

Student Success

Average rates of graduation and retention by academic program.

Undergraduate
M.A. and MFA
M.A. in Counseling Psychology
Doctoral

Rates of graduation and retention by degree type, disaggregated by race and distance status.

Undergraduate
M.A. and MFA
M.A. in Counseling Psychology
Doctoral

Time-to-degree rates by degree type, disaggregated by race/ethnicity.

Undergraduate
M.A. and MFA
M.A. in Counseling Psychology
Doctoral

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