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The Hechinger Report explains how such students end up in the swamp of remedial or developmental courses, from which only 10% emerge to actually earn a degree. Instead of looking to colleges to solve this problem—which is expensive and time-consuming—why not prepare students for college while they’re in high school in the first place?
“I worked hard for my degree,†she began, “But I went to a for-profit college and now can’t get anyone to hire me.â€
Find out what you should major in in college in order to secure the brightest, most lucrative, and sustainable future given today's demands.
“In the Internet age, it doesn’t make much difference where you are in the world. So we’re thinking in terms of a network paradigm, which sees the college community as not just the campus community but the global community of students, alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends.â€
Find out which black celebrities opted to go to college despite already having immense success in their professional careers.
