CPL Initiative — Project Dashboard

Metric	Today	1d	7d	30d	QTD	1yr
CPL Students	44,988	▲0.1%	▲0.4%	—	—	—
↳ Military	23,360	▲0.2%	▲0.7%	—	—	—
↳ Workforce / Other	21,700	—	▲0.1%	—	—	—
↳ Apprentice	707	▲0.1%	▲0.1%	—	—	—
Credit Recs	7,680	▲0.2%	▼1.2%	—	—	—
Active Colleges	97	▲1	▲1	—	—	—
Est. Savings	$286M	▲0.4%	▼0.1%	—	—	—
MAP Exhibits	3,157	—	▼4	—	—	—
CCC Collaborative	63	—	—	—	—	—
Articulating Colleges	89	—	—	—	—	—
Veteran Star Colleges	49	—	—	—	—	—

MAP Articulation Analysis

Source: MAP Custom Reporting Module | Generated: 2026-04-29T11:55:58

CCC Collaborative vs. Local Exhibits

Statewide faculty workgroup articulations vs. individual college articulations

Category	Credit Recs	Exhibits	Colleges	Disciplines	%
Local	6,391	3,007	83	23	83.2%
CCC Collaborative	1,126	117	63	8	14.7%
Industry/Other	163	33	20	10	2.1%

How this is calculated

Source: View_ArticulatedMAPExhibits (MAP Custom Reporting Module).

Formula: Group rows by Collaborative Type. Count distinct exhibits, rows (credit recs), colleges, and disciplines per group.

Assumptions: Categories: Local (college-specific), CCC Collaborative (statewide faculty workgroup), Industry/Other (anything else).

Caveats: An exhibit has exactly one Collaborative Type. '%' is each group's share of total credit recs.

Description last updated: 2026-04-19

Credit Recommendations by CPL Type

6 CPL types

CPL Type	Credit Recs	Exhibits	Colleges	%
Standardized Assessment	3,088	1,040	51	40.2%
Industry Certification	2,767	802	75	36.0%
Credit By Exam	1,311	939	51	17.1%
Portfolio Review	361	297	25	4.7%
Military	111	52	29	1.4%
Other	42	27	8	0.5%

How this is calculated

Source: View_ArticulatedMAPExhibits.

Formula: Group by CPL Type. Count distinct exhibits, rows (credit recs), and colleges per type.

Assumptions: Six CPL types: Standardized Assessment, Industry Certification, Credit By Exam, Portfolio Review, Military, Other.

Caveats: Each exhibit belongs to exactly one CPL type.

Description last updated: 2026-04-19

Credit Recommendations by Mode of Learning

10 modes

Mode of Learning	Credit Recs	Exhibits	Colleges	%
Self-study, exam preparation, other (S)	3,846	1,547	63	50.1%
Industry training (I)	2,281	808	71	29.7%
Apprenticeships, internships, work-based learning, industry-based experiential learning (A)	868	325	39	11.3%
High school coursework (H)	251	205	19	3.3%
Noncredit, community education, and contract education coursework (N)	173	138	11	2.3%
Military training (M)	153	64	32	2.0%
Other (O)	50	33	6	0.7%
State and federal government training, professional development (G)	32	16	8	0.4%
Proprietary or non-accredited learning (P)	24	20	6	0.3%
Justice-involved learning (J)	2	1	1	0.0%

How this is calculated

Source: View_ArticulatedMAPExhibits.

Formula: Group by Mode of Learning code (S/I/A/H/N/M/O/G/P/J). Count exhibits, rows, colleges.

Assumptions: Mode taxonomy defined by CCCCO; each exhibit carries one MoL code.

Caveats: Codes with very low counts (e.g. Justice-involved learning) reflect limited adoption, not missing data.

Description last updated: 2026-04-19

Credit Recommendations by CCC Discipline

23 discipline areas

Discipline	Credit Recs	Exhibits	Courses	Colleges	CCC Collab	%
Not Mapped	2,317	840	100	44	30	30.2%
Engineering and Industrial Technologies	1,468	672	810	50	366	19.1%
Public and Protective Services	1,129	313	495	46	508	14.7%
Health	368	165	237	44	27	4.8%
Business and Management	344	157	137	30	46	4.5%
Interdisciplinary Studies	329	146	27	38	0	4.3%
Information Technology	306	159	202	40	102	4.0%
Foreign Languages	196	84	88	22	23	2.6%
Fine and Applied Arts	188	150	144	27	0	2.4%
Social Sciences	159	111	97	20	0	2.1%
Family and Consumer Sciences	150	82	78	17	0	2.0%
Humanities (Letters)	130	118	28	20	0	1.7%
Mathematics	121	87	63	21	0	1.6%
Physical Sciences	91	67	55	15	0	1.2%
Education	87	35	52	24	24	1.1%
Agriculture and Natural Resources	61	55	44	4	0	0.8%
Media and Communications	57	46	36	13	0	0.7%
Commercial Services	55	8	36	3	0	0.7%
Biological Sciences	47	37	28	20	0	0.6%
Psychology	29	22	9	16	0	0.4%
Architecture and Related Technologies	25	11	23	6	0	0.3%
Environmental Sciences and Technologies	21	18	17	12	0	0.3%
Law	2	2	2	2	0	0.0%

How this is calculated

Source: View_ArticulatedMAPExhibits.

Formula: Group by CCC Discipline. Count exhibits, rows (credit recs), courses, colleges, and CCC Collaborative adoptions.

Assumptions: 'Not Mapped' = exhibits without a discipline tag.

Caveats: ~31% of credit recs are Not Mapped — this flags a tagging backlog, not missing articulations.

Description last updated: 2026-04-19

Credit Recommendations by College

89 articulating colleges | 7,680 total credit recs

#	College	Credit Recs	Exhibits	Disciplines	CCC Collab	Industry Certs	%
1	Modesto Junior College	476	457	18	2	161	6.2%
2	Santa Ana College	425	307	19	135	169	5.5%
3	San Diego Miramar College	307	138	15	87	202	4.0%
4	Los Angeles Pierce College	294	213	17	0	9	3.8%
5	Norco College	271	209	17	23	74	3.5%
6	Saddleback College	268	136	19	0	20	3.5%
7	Chaffey College	230	200	16	18	37	3.0%
8	Bakersfield College	224	117	7	90	153	2.9%
9	Copper Mountain College	200	174	4	11	42	2.6%
10	Clovis Community College	198	161	4	8	8	2.6%
11	West Los Angeles College	194	77	7	7	125	2.5%
12	Santiago Canyon College	189	9	1	0	189	2.5%
13	Los Angeles Trade Technical College	187	174	5	1	53	2.4%
14	Moreno Valley College	185	121	16	13	106	2.4%
15	San Bernardino Valley College	178	125	12	20	84	2.3%
16	Riverside City College	167	116	18	11	105	2.2%
17	Los Angeles Valley College	159	85	3	0	0	2.1%
18	San Diego Mesa College	155	97	12	3	6	2.0%
19	Coastline Community College	147	139	12	0	0	1.9%
20	San Diego City College	144	102	11	12	22	1.9%
21	Cabrillo College	143	119	12	32	75	1.9%
22	Glendale Community College	142	107	14	17	31	1.8%
23	Merced College	130	97	10	16	42	1.7%
24	Las Positas College	111	87	10	29	49	1.4%
25	College of the Desert	106	43	5	32	78	1.4%
26	Santa Monica College	103	50	4	0	51	1.3%
27	City College of San Francisco	100	63	10	58	85	1.3%
28	Ventura College	100	90	10	0	0	1.3%
29	Barstow Community College	96	49	2	90	88	1.2%
30	Cypress College	92	85	11	0	0	1.2%
31	Lake Tahoe Community College	81	55	4	46	66	1.1%
32	East Los Angeles College	74	67	5	11	11	1.0%
33	Cerritos College	69	58	5	0	0	0.9%
34	San Jose City College	66	54	12	0	11	0.9%
35	Long Beach City College	62	55	5	6	9	0.8%
36	Los Angeles Mission College	59	49	5	1	1	0.8%
37	Foothill College	59	52	4	3	0	0.8%
38	De Anza College	58	51	3	11	57	0.8%
39	College of the Canyons	57	50	4	4	1	0.7%
40	Reedley College	57	29	3	7	41	0.7%
41	Compton College	55	48	5	2	2	0.7%
42	Citrus College	54	47	4	2	2	0.7%
43	Mt. San Antonio College	54	46	3	0	2	0.7%
44	Antelope Valley College	53	46	3	1	1	0.7%
45	Merritt College	53	46	3	0	1	0.7%
46	Woodland Community College	52	35	13	18	11	0.7%
47	El Camino College	52	45	2	0	0	0.7%
48	Los Angeles City College	52	45	2	0	0	0.7%
49	Pasadena City College	52	45	2	0	0	0.7%
50	Napa Valley College	50	41	14	3	19	0.7%
51	Chabot College	48	25	5	35	48	0.6%
52	Los Medanos College	48	32	3	12	36	0.6%
53	Sierra College	46	21	2	45	46	0.6%
54	Palo Verde College	35	35	2	0	35	0.5%
55	College of the Sequoias	34	15	2	33	34	0.4%
56	Mendocino College	33	25	3	26	30	0.4%
57	Fullerton College	28	16	2	15	27	0.4%
58	Mt. San Jacinto College	28	23	8	0	0	0.4%
59	Lemoore College	27	16	5	14	19	0.4%
60	Moorpark College	22	22	8	0	7	0.3%
61	Columbia College	21	15	3	17	20	0.3%
62	Madera College	21	19	9	2	3	0.3%
63	Contra Costa College	18	17	4	15	17	0.2%
64	Cuesta College	18	8	6	1	11	0.2%
65	Evergreen Valley College	14	13	4	0	10	0.2%
66	Cerro Coso Community College	13	2	3	13	10	0.2%
67	Lassen College	11	11	1	11	11	0.1%
68	Rio Hondo College	11	11	3	8	9	0.1%
69	College of Marin	10	5	4	2	10	0.1%
70	Grossmont College	10	3	2	10	10	0.1%
71	Laney College	10	10	4	0	2	0.1%
72	Solano Community College	10	5	1	6	0	0.1%
73	Shasta College	10	2	3	1	10	0.1%
74	Los Angeles Harbor College	9	9	3	1	3	0.1%
75	Skyline College	8	1	1	0	8	0.1%
76	College of San Mateo	7	1	1	0	7	0.1%
77	Monterey Peninsula College	6	6	4	1	1	0.1%
78	Orange Coast College	5	5	1	5	4	0.1%
79	Fresno City College	4	2	2	2	2	0.1%
80	Hartnell College	4	2	1	4	4	0.1%
81	Butte College	2	2	1	1	2	0.0%
82	Santa Barbara City College	2	2	1	0	2	0.0%
83	San Joaquin Delta College	2	2	1	1	2	0.0%
84	American River College	2	2	1	2	2	0.0%
85	Southwestern College	2	1	2	0	0	0.0%
86	Yuba College	2	2	2	0	0	0.0%
87	CA MAP INITIATIVE COLLEGE	1	1	1	1	1	0.0%
88	Berkeley City College	1	1	1	0	0	0.0%
89	Folsom Lake College	1	1	1	0	0	0.0%

% = each college's share of the 7,680 total credit recommendations statewide

How this is calculated

Source: View_ArticulatedMAPExhibits.

Formula: Group rows by Articulation College. Count credit recs (rows), distinct exhibits, disciplines, CCC Collaborative rows, and Industry Certs.

Assumptions: Each row represents one college-to-course articulation of one exhibit.

Caveats: Credit Recs > Exhibits is expected: one exhibit can articulate to multiple courses at the same college. Known inflation from duplicates in the raw export.

Description last updated: 2026-04-19

Top 50 Most-Articulated Exhibits

Ranked by total credit recommendations across all colleges

#	Exhibit Title	Credit Recs	Courses	Colleges	CPL Type	Discipline
1	Peace Officer Standards and Training Basic Academy Certificate (POST)	125	107	22	Industry Certification	Public and Protective Services
2	Credit By Exam at Saddleback College	105	102	3	Credit By Exam	Foreign Languages
3	SFT State Fire Officer Certification	66	44	8	Industry Certification	Public and Protective Services
4	AP Biology (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 5B and 5C	62	2	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
5	AP Chemistry (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 5A and 5C	62	2	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
6	AP Environmental Science (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 5A and 5C	62	2	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
7	AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 5A and 5C	62	2	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
8	AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 5A and 5C	62	2	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
9	AP Physics C: Mechanics (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 5A and 5C	62	2	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
10	AP Physics C: Electricity/Magnetism (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 5A and 5C	62	2	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
11	Credit By Exam at Mesa	54	40	5	Credit By Exam	Business and Management
12	Credit By Exam San Diego City College	50	26	3	Credit By Exam	Engineering and Industrial Technologies
13	Firefighter 1 Certification	43	41	13	Industry Certification	Public and Protective Services
14	Firefighter 1A Certification	38	31	10	Industry Certification	Public and Protective Services
15	Cal JAC Fire Officer Journeyperson Certification	36	36	7	Industry Certification	Public and Protective Services
16	AP Psychology (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 4	32	2	32	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
17	AP European History (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B or 4	32	2	32	Standardized Assessment	Social Sciences
18	AP U.S. History (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B or 4	32	2	32	Standardized Assessment	Social Sciences
19	AP World History: Modern (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B or 4	32	2	32	Standardized Assessment	Social Sciences
20	IB History (any region) HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 3B or 4	32	2	32	Standardized Assessment	Social Sciences
21	IB Theatre HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 3A	32	2	32	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
22	AP Calculus AB (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 2	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
23	AP Calculus BC (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 2	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
24	AP Calculus BC/ AB sub score (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 2	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
25	AP Chinese Language & Culture (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
26	AP Comparative Government & Politics (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 4	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
27	AP English Language/Composition (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 1A	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
28	AP French Language & Culture (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
29	AP German Language & Culture (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
30	AP Human Geography (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 4	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
31	AP Italian Language & Culture (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
32	AP Japanese Language & Culture (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
33	AP Latin (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
34	AP Macroeconomics (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 4	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
35	AP Microeconomics (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 4	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
36	AP Spanish Language & Culture (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
37	AP Spanish Literature & Culture (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
38	AP Statistics (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 2	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
39	AP U.S. Government & Politics (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 4	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
40	AP Art History (score 3-5): Cal-GETC Area 3A or 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
41	IB Biology HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 5B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
42	IB Chemistry HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 5A	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
43	IB Economics HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 4	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
44	IB Geography HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 4	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
45	IB Language A: Literature (any language, except English) HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
46	IB Language A: Language and Literature (any language, except English) HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
47	IB Language A: Literature (any language) HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
48	IB Language A: Language and Literature (any language) HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 3B	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
49	IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 2	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies
50	IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation HL (score 5-7): Cal-GETC Area 2 (may not be at all UC)	31	1	31	Standardized Assessment	Interdisciplinary Studies

How this is calculated

Source: View_ArticulatedMAPExhibits.

Formula: Group rows by ExhibitID, sum credit recommendations across all colleges, sort desc, take top 50.

Assumptions: Ranking = total articulation count statewide.

Caveats: Ties broken by exhibit ID order. Counts reflect raw row counts and can include the known duplicate inflation.

Description last updated: 2026-04-19

CPL Workplan Progress — Path to 2030

Solid lines = actuals · Dashed lines = projected · Right-click any chart to copy image

Goal Trajectory (250K Target)

Stretch Trajectory (500K Target)

Total Military Workforce/Other Apprentice — Solid = actual - - - Dashed = projected

Projects (34)

CPL Budget & Expenditure Plan

CPL 5-Year Funding Plan

$0 Total Allocation

Funding Source	2025-26	2026-27	2027-28	2028-29	2029-30	2025-26 Expense	Total
Scale MAP Initiative CPL Statewide -- one-time $6M Prop 98 (2024-2026) CO Admin	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
Scale MAP Initiative CPL Statewide -- one-time $6M Prop 98 (2024-2026) RCCD Admin	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
CPL Initiative Operations -- ongoing $5M Prop 98	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
CPL Infrastructure and Scaling -- one-time $15M Prop 98 (2025-2028)	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
CPL Initiative Operations -- ongoing $2M Prop 98 (2026-30 GO proposed budget)	$0	$0	$2.0M	$2.0M	$2.0M	$0	$0
CPL Local Implementation Support -- PROPOSED one-time $35M Prop 98 (2026-30 GO proposed budget )	$0	$0	$15.0M	$15.0M	$5.0M	$0	$0

Expenditure Summary

By Expense Category

1000-3000 Compensation for Operations	$0
4590 Supplies, Printing	$0
5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$0
5220 Conferences, Training	$0
5649 Technology	$0
6400 Equipment, Licensing	$0
8000 Admin Support	$0
5190 College Grants	$0

By Expense Area

Operations & Support	$0
Special Projects	$0
Local Funding	$0

Expenditure Detail

Operations & Support $0

Description	Category	Source	2025-26	2026-27	2027-28	2028-29	2029-30	Total
MAP Platform Development, Management and College/S	5649 Technology	$5M P98 Ongoing	$0	$1.2M	$0	$0	$0	$0
CPL Technologies: AI and Innovation Projects --Dev	5649 Technology	$6M P98 (RCCD)	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
Infrastructure Planning and Requirements Productio	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$6M P98 (CO)	$200K	$200K	$0	$0	$0	$0
AI and Software to support innovations Enterprise	5649 Technology	$6M P98 (RCCD)	$30K	$2K	$0	$0	$0	$0
Data Standards and Interoperability Services --Pha	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$6M P98 (RCCD)	$0	$119K	$0	$0	$0	$0
Faculty and Staff CPL Workgroup Support Support fo	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$6M P98 (RCCD)	$100K	$99K	$0	$0	$0	$0
Research and Publications, Reports, Dashboards, Da	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$5M P98 Ongoing	$82K	$0	$0	$0	$44K	$0
Platform Security Penetration Testing and Security	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$5M P98 Ongoing	$30K	$13K	$15K	$15K	$15K	$0
Professional Dev., Technical Support, Outreach, Ev	5220 Conferences, Training	$5M P98 Ongoing	$340K	$207K	$100K	$50K	$50K	$0
Communications, Accessibility, Webpage, and CPL Ou	4590 Supplies, Printing	$5M P98 Ongoing	$50K	$10K	$50K	$50K	$50K	$0
CPL MAP Team Total Compensation (Includes Benefits	1000-3000 Compensation for Operations	$5M P98 Ongoing	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0
Equipment, Office Services, Licenses --2024-2030	6400 Equipment, Supplies, Licensing	$5M P98 Ongoing	$10K	$0	$30K	$30K	$30K	$0
RCCD Administrative Support Expenses RCCD to suppo	8000 Admin Support	$6M P98 (RCCD)	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0	$0

Special Projects $0

Description	Category	Source	2025-26	2026-27	2027-28	2028-29	2029-30	Total
ASCCC: Pathways to Credit Statewide Credit Recomme	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$6M P98 (CO)	$0	$1.6M	$0	$0	$0	$0
Faculty Field CPL Survey (V0639) Survey system fac	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$6M P98 (CO)	$57K	$57K	$0	$0	$0	$0
Foundation AI Course to Skills Matching (V0515) De	5649 Technology	$6M P98 (CO)	$200K	$200K	$0	$0	$0	$0
Apprenticeship Construction Trade AI Outreach, CPL	5649 Technology	$6M P98 (RCCD)	$1.3M	$1.3M	$0	$0	$0	$0
Special Project Behavioral Health CPL Project Cont	5198 Consulting, Projects, Sprints	$5M P98 Ongoing	$400K	$400K	$400K	$0	$0	$0

Local Funding $0

Description	Category	Source	2025-26	2026-27	2027-28	2028-29	2029-30	Total
Local College Implementation Funding ($50,000 to u	5190 College Grants	$15M P98	$0	$5.9M	$0	$0	$0	$0

Personnel Plan

Position Title	FTE 2025-26	FTE 2027-28	FTE 2028-29	FTE 2029-30	Total Compensation
Senior Advisor to Chancellor for CPL: Serves as the Chancellor's Office strategic lead for advancing the CPL Initiative across the system, developing infrastructure, policies, integrations, and coordinating with state and national partners. Position remains employee of RCCD in role as MAP Initiative Chief Ambassador (LEE) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Executive Director of Partnerships and Pathways: Leads partnership development and engagement, oversees articulation processes, and champions CPL policy improvements while building collaborative relationships across educational and industry constituents. (NELSON) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Director of Workforce CPL & MAP Operations: Drives CPL support for demonstration projects, focusing on apprenticeships and workforce agency integrations, while managing budgets, external funding, and partnerships. (NASIO) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Director of CPL Infrastructure: Leads technology innovation for the MAP Initiative, developing cutting-edge solutions while managing platform integration with state and agency systems. (DUNLAVY) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Manager Training and Military CPL: Facilitates MAP implementation at participating colleges, focusing on military CPL, and serves as coordinator and liaison between platform vendor ITPI and end users. (GLORIA) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
MAP CPL Lead Counselor: Leads development of counseling and evaluation procedures for CPL, provides training and best practices guidance, and establishes standards for CPL documentation and assessment. (BREKKE) 1.5 FTE	1.50	1.50	1.50	1.50	$0
Coordinator College and Student Support: Trains institutions and supports students in CPL processes, platform usage, and best practices, working directly with colleges and prospective students. (SERRATO) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Coordinator Faculty Procedures: Expands military and industry CPL articulations, focusing on First Responder project and faculty training in CPL review processes. (WILLIAMS) 1.5 FTE	1.50	1.50	1.50	1.50	$0
Administrative Coordinator: Provides high-level admin support for the MAP Initiative leadership team, managing communications, coordinating meetings, and supporting project documentation. (ROSITAS) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Senior Advisor for Product: Supports development of technology innovations and integrations, developing and researching solutions and supporting platform integration with CO, state, and agency systems. (HIMMERICK) 1.0 FTE	1.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Analyst College and Student Support: Supports students and institutions in CPL processes, platform usage, and best practices, working directly with colleges and prospective students. (LEVITT, MOONEY) 2.0 FTE	2.00	2.00	2.00	2.00	$0
Senior Ambassador, College and Student Support: Trains institutions and supports students in CPL processes, platform usage, and best practices, working directly with colleges and prospective students. (DECELLE) 0.67 FTE	0.67	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
Analyst Communications, Outreach, and Research: Leads CPL communications (all forms), outreach strategies, and conducts CPL-related research to build capacity and demonstrate outcomes. (TBA) 1.0 FTE	0.00	1.00	1.00	1.00	$0
TOTAL	13.67	15.00	15.00	15.00	$0

Avg. Annual FTE

0.0

Avg. COLA Rate

2.1%

Avg. Indirect Rate

9.0%

Avg. Platform Maint.

Annual Workplan Goals

Sub-Activity	Type	2025-26	2026-27	2027-28	2028-29	2029-30	TOTAL
Activity 1: Build AI-Enhanced CPL Infrastructure
1.1 MAP Platform Development	Goal	4	9	18	22	25	78
	Current	8					8
	Stretch	8	18	28	36	50	140
1.2 System Integration & Interoperability	Goal	1	2	3	4	5	15
	Current	1					1
	Stretch	2	4	6	8	10	30
1.3 CPL Student Portal	Goal	100	1,000	5,000	11,000	20,000	37,100
	Current
	Stretch	200	2,000	10,000	22,000	40,000	74,200
1.4 California Credential Registry	Goal		50	110	175	250	585
	Current
	Stretch		200	440	900	1,000	2,540
Activity 2: Faculty Workgroups & Credit Recommendations
2.1 Statewide Credit Recommendations	Goal	200	400	600	800	1,000	3,000
	Current	288					288
	Stretch	400	1,000	1,600	2,200	2,800	8,000
2.2 Faculty Discipline Workgroups	Goal	6	15	19	22	25	87
	Current	11					11
	Stretch	10	22	30	36	40	138
2.3 Common Course Crosswalks	Goal	20	50	90	140	200	500
	Current
	Stretch	40	100	180	280	400	1,000
2.4 Validated Skills	Goal	25	65	115	175	250	630
	Current
	Stretch	50	130	230	350	500	1,260
Activity 3: Build CPL Data Infrastructure
3.1 CPL Offers & Awards Tracking	Goal	40,000	90,000	140,000	196,000	250,000	716,000
	Current	43,630					43,630
	Stretch	80,000	160,000	260,000	380,000	380,000	1,260,000
3.2 CPL Units Transcription	Goal	90,000	195,000	315,000	450,000	750,000	1,800,000
	Current	96,449					96,449
	Stretch	180,000	390,000	630,000	930,000	1,500,000	3,630,000
3.3 Institutional Participation	Goal	50	60	80	90	100	380
	Current	84					84
	Stretch	100	116	118	130	140	604
3.4 Student Impact Rate Survey	Goal	0.7	0.8	0.8	0.8	0.9	4.0
	Current
	Stretch	0.8	0.8	0.9	0.9	0.9	4.3
3.5 Student Stories	Goal	30	60	120	160	200	570
	Current	32					32
	Stretch	100	150	200	230	250	930
3.6 College Tracking & Recognition	Goal	2	5	8	10	12	37
	Current	3					3
	Stretch	4	10	16	20	24	74
Activity 4: Sprints, Projects, Partnerships & Scale
4.2 Strategic Partnerships	Goal	3	7	11	15	40	76
	Current	20					20
	Stretch	6	12	22	30	8	78
4.3 Technical Assistance & Training	Goal	10	23	35	48	60	176
	Current	25					25
	Stretch	20	26	70	96	120	332
4.4 Law & Regulation Review	Goal	2	5	7	9	10	33
	Current	4					4
	Stretch	4	10	14	18	20	66
4.5 Sustainable Funding	Goal	1	3	4	5	6	19
	Current	3					3
	Stretch	2	6	8	10	12	38

Vision 2030 Alignment

Vision 2030 Action 1a

Develop infrastructure to ensure that multiple pathways to a baccalaureate degree are available to all students, including completion via the community college system, including expansion of CPL and credential recognition.

Vision 2030 Action 5

Advance equitable and transparent credentialing systems within and across the California higher education systems that recognize both traditional and competency-based learning.

Expand Equitable CPL Access & Boost Student Success

By 2030, expand CPL opportunities for at least 250,000 Californians, including 220,000 working adults and apprentices, and 30,000 veterans.

Offer or award CPL using 1,000 statewide credit recommendations from 25 faculty/industry workgroups
80% of CPL recipients report improvements in savings, belonging, well-being, completion, and career prospects
500 personal success stories documented in MAP

Credit Recs: 768.0% (7,680/1,000) | Students: 18.0% (44,988/250,000)

Build a Unified, Interoperable, Student-Centered CPL System

By 2030, build a unified statewide CPL system with CPL-embedded outreach pathways, interoperable data, and seamless student experiences.

MAP platform serving all 116 colleges with AI-enhanced tools and credential matching
Full interoperability with CCCApply, eTranscript, MIS, and Credential Engine
Statewide CPL data infrastructure tracking offers, awards, transcription, and student outcomes

Active Colleges: 97 of 116 (84%)

Sustainable Policies, Resources & Professional Learning

By 2030, establish clear CPL policies, sustainable resources, professional development, and best practices across all colleges.

Permanent CPL operational funding secured ($5–7.5M ongoing)
Title 5 §55050 regulatory updates reducing residency and access barriers
1,000+ staff, faculty, and administrators trained in CPL implementation
Scalable technical assistance model for all 116 colleges

1,000+ trained; $5M ongoing secured; Title 5 updates advancing

YEAR	2526	2627	2728	2829	2930
GOAL	4	9	18	22	25
STRETCH	8	18	28	36	50

YEAR	2526	2627	2728	2829	2930
GOAL	1	2	3	4	5
STRETCH	2	4	6	8	10

YEAR	2526	2627	2728	2829	2930
GOAL	2	5	8	10	12
STRETCH	4	10	16	20	24

YEAR	2526	2627	2728	2829	2930
GOAL	1	4	7	11	15
STRETCH	4	10	16	23	30

YEAR	2526	2627	2728	2829	2930
GOAL	3	7	11	15	40
STRETCH	6	12	22	30	8

CPL Initiative — Project Dashboard

MAP Articulation Analysis

Workplan Activity Metrics

Activity 1: Build AI-Enhanced CPL Infrastructure

Activity 2: Faculty Workgroups & Credit Recommendations

Activity 3: Build CPL Data Infrastructure

Activity 4: Sprints, Projects, Partnerships & Scale

CPL Workplan Progress — Path to 2030

Goal Trajectory (250K Target)

Stretch Trajectory (500K Target)

Projects (34)

CPL Budget & Expenditure Plan

CPL 5-Year Funding Plan

Expenditure Summary

By Expense Category

By Expense Area

Expenditure Detail

Personnel Plan

Annual Workplan Goals

Vision 2030 Alignment

Vision 2030 Action 1a

Vision 2030 Action 5

Expand Equitable CPL Access & Boost Student Success

Build a Unified, Interoperable, Student-Centered CPL System

Sustainable Policies, Resources & Professional Learning