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California community colleges find new way to measure success of noncompleters

March 4, 2016

Via: Inside Higher Ed

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For years now, community colleges have bemoaned the fact that they don’t get credit for the students who pass through their halls but leave without a certification or degree.

So California has spent the past two years examining just what happens to these students. Many of them don’t drop out in the traditional sense. Instead, they take one or two career or technical education courses at the community colleges and then leave.

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