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Early College / Workplace Readiness

Are Higher Ed Students getting “The Big 6”?

Just 3% of all college graduates in a recent Gallup-Purdue University study say they had all six of the experiences — “The Big 6” — that have been shown to …

Early College / Workplace Readiness

Tuning the Rigor of College Programs

Recently, the Lumina Foundation released its “Degree Qualifications Profile (DQP).” The DQP is a learning-centered framework for what college graduates should know and be able to do to earn the …

College Readiness / Systemic Reform

How a Bachelor’s Degree could Cost $10,000

This blog typically covers topics related to helping students finish their K-12 education successfully, but what about after that?  Can American students, once they are college-ready, afford that college tuition? …

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