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Archives: CCRC News

Redesigned Remediation System Costs Tennessee Community Colleges Much Less for Each Successful Student, New Report Finds

Corequisite remediation for academically underprepared students is significantly more cost-effective in Tennessee community colleges than the old model, according to a new CCRC research brief.

How Colleges Can Improve the Transfer Process

How Colleges Can Improve the Transfer Process Davis Jenkins of CCRC and Joshua Wyner of the Aspen Institute College Excellence …

Narrower Pathways to a Bachelor’s Degree

Narrower Pathways to a Bachelor’s Degree In Inside Higher Ed, Joshua Wyner of the Aspen Institute and Davis Jenkins write …

Aid Low-Income Students and Colleges That Serve Them

Aid Low-Income Students and Colleges That Serve Them In The New York Times, Nikki Edgecombe discusses strategies for improving institutional …

New Report Ranks States Based on Colleges’ Performance in Helping Students Transfer to Four-Year Universities and Earn Bachelor’s Degrees

A new report by CCRC, the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, and the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center finds that across the United States, only 14% of students starting in community colleges transfer to four-year schools and earn a bachelor’s degree within six years of entry.

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