“Student success and completion is everyone’s job at the college,” Sinclair president Steven Johnson said in a prepared statement. “Hundreds of faculty and staff members have worked together to improve student outcomes and it is extremely rewarding to see that we have set records far above our expectations.”
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Along with its record number of credentials and graduates, Sinclair released a list of several other commencement records and milestones.
• 460: Black women will graduate, marking a 25 percent increase since 2018.
• 2,103: Low-income graduates, marking a new record.
• 1,314: Number of minority graduates, marking a 43 percent increase since 2018.
• 428: military affiliated, setting a new record.
• 35 percent: Increase in the number of international grads since last year.
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