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Student Enrollment and Retention

California Making Strides to Spread Dual Enrollment to All High School Students

States across the country are in various phases of considering, or not, similar policy shifts in their states. The project will focus primarily on California’s dual enrollment pathways initiatives and Texas’s new community college funding formula, which includes incentives for dual enrollment pathways.

What Do the Latest Enrollment Trends Tell Us About Community Colleges

According to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center's Current Term Enrollment Estimates: Fall 2024 community college enrollment has increased but enrollment has not yet rebounded to pre-pandemic levels.

First Resource from Pathways Exploration Work to be Released at the National Legislative Summit

ACCT's Pathways Project explores dual enrollment and its related funding models. Texas and California are the focus states. Check out early findings at NLS.

In the Face of Freshmen Enrollment Decline, Community Colleges Tell a Different Story

Post-secondary trends show a decrease in freshmen enrollment. While this is alarming, community colleges are showing resiliency in the face of these declines.

How Many Students Are Taking Dual Enrollment Courses In High School? New National, State, and College-Level Data

The U.S. Department of Education released new data that, for the first time ever, provide college-level counts of the number of high school dual enrollment students, disaggregated by race/ethnicity and gender.

Building Diversity in Tech with Community College Programs

From tech diversity to innovation, community colleges play a vital role. Explore the NSF's support in shaping America's tech workforce through community college initiatives.
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