Andy Chan and Tommy Derry The authors developed a “Roadmap for Transforming the College-To-Career Experience.” National thought leaders from a variety of disciplines, employers, 74 premier higher education institutions and
National Research Center for Career and Technical Education This report summarizes findings from a multi-pronged research study focused on understanding best practices around work-based learning. It concludes with considerations and
The Pennsylvania State University Division of Undergraduate Studies Selecting a major is daunting for most college students because they are not developmentally ready. This article provides suggestions on how to
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Center for Community College Student Engagement This is the second of three reports that are part of the initiative to identify and promote high-impact educational practices in community colleges. The
Community College Research Center This three-year study tracked outcomes for approximately 3,000 students across California, showing that career-focused dual enrollment programs can provide important benefits for those who are underachieving
MDRC This report provides early findings from an evaluation of the “Accelerated Study in Associate Programs,” a program intended to provide an array of supports to promote full-time attendance and
Davis Jenkins, Sung-Woo Cho This paper presents a practical method for measuring rates of program entry and completion using data on students’ actual course-taking behaviors rather than declared major or
California Department of Education This report outlines the need for a comprehensive statewide career technical education (CTE) system that aligns with California’s changing workforce needs and the globalization of the
Community College Research Center This paper reviews the existing evidence about the efficacy of non-academic student support programs, and identifies four common factors that can contribute to the positive student