Dual Enrollment Not Just for High Achievers: Early College Improves Outcomes for Disadvantaged Students, Study Finds
Dual enrollment participants, many of whom were from groups historically underrepresented in higher education, demonstrated improved performance on a range of high school and college outcomes.
Equity and Community Colleges
Equity and Community Colleges In a commentary for The Chronicle of Higher Education, CCRC Director Thomas Bailey writes about the …
Summer Bridge Program Gives High School Students a Boost Early in College, but Benefits Fade After Two Years, New Study Finds
The two-year random assignment study found that participation in a summer bridge program increased students’ likelihood of passing college-level math and writing in their first year and a half of college.
Law Hamstrings College Remedial Programs
Law Hamstrings College Remedial Programs In The Hartford Courant, Thomas Bailey, Katherine Hughes, and Shanna Smith Jaggars critique proposed Connecticut …
Are College Entrants Overdiagnosed as Underprepared?
Are College Entrants Overdiagnosed as Underprepared? In her final article for the Economix blog of The New York Times, Judith …