This document was prepared primarily for managers, researchers, and management information staff at California Community Colleges who need to duplicate the results of the Performance for Excellence (PFE) reports in order to aid in the improvement of performance goals at their respective institutions. It is hoped that by providing this document, the reporting of data will improve and colleges will utilize this document in institutional planning, program review, assessment studies, accreditation, and improvement of Partnership for Excellence goals. This document outlines the goals of the Chancellor's Office for California Community Colleges. The first goal is to increase the number of community college students who transfer to four-year institutions from 69,574 to 92,500. Achievement of this goal is dependent upon the extent to which four-year institutions are able to accommodate the additional students. The second goal is to increase the number of degrees and certificates awarded by California's community colleges from 80,799 to 110,500. The achievement of this goal is contingent upon increasing the number of courses successfully completed. This lends itself to the third goal, which is increasing the successful course completion rate from 68.1% to 70.6%. The fourth goal involves increasing vocational and workforce development enrollment, and the fifth goal is to increase from 108,566 to 150,754 the number of students completing coursework at least one level above their prior basic skills enrollment. (TGO)