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Report: Policies that Help States Expand College Enrollment and Achievement
Campus Technology: A recent report issued by Ithaka S+R has explored the challenge of how states can expand pathways for college enrollment and degree attainment, especially among non-typical students — such as those who start out at community college and working adults returning to school. The pathways take three broad directions: to simplify transfers, "reform" remediation and develop alternative credentials.
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