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Blogs 6 trends impacting communitycollege enrollment in 2023 For the past two years, it’s been difficult to focus on anything beyond the immediate consequences of the pandemic. But now as we find ourselves stabilizing, it’s time to pause and take stock of the full landscape facing communitycolleges.
Maura Healey proposed a free communitycollege plan in March as part of her budget proposal. The Massachusetts Senate approved an expanded plan that would include nursing students enrolled in communitycollege. Healey has yet to say whether she supports the inclusion of free nursing programs at communitycolleges.
Two dozen states offer some form of bachelor's degree at communitycolleges. Communitycolleges in those states have adopted hundreds of degree programs, with many aimed at relevant workforce needs. Communitycolleges tend to be less costly and more accessible than traditional four-year schools.
The California CommunityColleges system will offer seven new bachelor's degree programs. All degrees are exclusive to the California CommunityColleges and aren't offered at state universities. The California CommunityColleges (CCC) system has approved seven new bachelor's degree programs.
Students, staff, and faculty in the California CommunityColleges system have access to free and confidential immigration legal services through the Higher Education Legal Services Project. Services carry over until a resolution is found, even if a student has graduated from the communitycollege.
A new law awards eligible California CommunityCollege graduates $5,000 if they attend a partner HBCU. The California CommunityCollege system has a transfer program with 39 HBCUs across the country. Just over 50 students transferred from a California CommunityCollege to a partner HBCU in the 2021-2022 fiscal year.
5 Tips to Recruit and Enroll Latine/x Students in Your CommunityCollege. Prospective Latine/x college students in the U.S. are the most likely to choose communitycollege as their first step when pursuing a higher education. Spotlight: Holyoke CommunityCollege. of attending your communitycollege?
CommunityCollege Outreach Campaign Ideas. A targeted outreach campaign is an effort of focused, proactive communication to a population of students in need of a specific intervention or action. 3 ways to combat the communitycollege enrollment decline. How to Build a Student-Centric CommunityCollege.
Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka called for free communitycollege in a speech to her chamber. Thirty-one states currently offer free communitycollege with varying eligibility requirements, including several of Massachusetts' neighbors.
Communitycollege enrollment fell sharply during the pandemic and hasn't fully recovered. Many students who left communitycollege during the pandemic aren't planning to return, according to a recent New America survey. We've seen 1 in 5 students disappear from communitycolleges since the pandemic began," Fishman said.
Austin CommunityCollege in Texas will launch a cybersecurity bachelor's degree program in fall 2023. Government officials and major employers alike have looked to communitycolleges to combat a national cybersecurity skill shortage in recent years.
million investment in the state's communitycollege system. million donation to the Maine CommunityCollege System (MCCS) will fuel short-term workforce training programs over the next five years. million in 2021. Maine recently extended its free communitycollege program for graduating high schoolers.
Blogs 5 areas for communitycollege leaders to take stock in 2023 And resources to help sustain your post-pandemic momentum Now that communitycolleges have weathered the storm of the pandemic, it’s time to take a moment to recognize all you have accomplished, and then to begin to steer the transition from a “crisis” mindset to a sustainability one.
Communitycollege students are largely more optimistic about digital learning, compared to before the pandemic, according to a report from Bay View Analytics. The report highlights an increased focus on digital tools and online learning at communitycolleges.
Modern Student Experience Diagnostic for CommunityColleges. Modern student expectations are everchanging—can your communitycollege keep up? Communitycollege student demographics are shifting, nontraditional is the new norm, mental health is in crisis, and learning flexibility is a growing demand.
The California CommunityColleges system will offer six more bachelor's degree programs. Six new bachelor's degree programs have been approved to be offered by the California CommunityColleges (CCC) system. The CCC introduced the pilot Baccalaureate Degree Program at 15 communitycolleges in 2014.
In 2021, the California Legislature authorized California CommunityColleges to propose bachelor's degree programs. California State University (CSU) this week raised concerns that seven of California CommunityCollege's proposed bachelor's programs are too similar to existing programs offered at a nearby CSU campus.
The $950,000, three-year grant will go toward a student resource center at Northwest-Shoals CommunityCollege. Department of Education is sending $950,000 to help support underserved students' basic needs at Northwest-Shoals CommunityCollege in Alabama.
Over 76% of students who started college in fall 2022 returned to college the next year, and over 68% returned to the same college. Communitycolleges have seen the biggest retention rate gains over the last decade. for the 2021 starting cohort. for the 2021 entering cohort to 68.2%
Leverage Faculty Partnerships and Technology to Address the CommunityCollege Enrollment Crisis. Pueblo CommunityCollege's Two-Pronged Approach to Combatting Summer Melt. Pueblo CommunityCollege (Pueblo) is a Hispanic-Serving Institution with over 5,000 students across three campuses. The Challenge.
Communitycolleges are training students for the fast-growing electric vehicle industry. million STEM investment during a visit to Pima CommunityCollege, according to The Arizona Republic. Communitycolleges are increasingly pivoting toward STEM to train students in high-demand, high-paying fields.
The recently launched Civic Mapping Initiative is making state-by-state maps of communitycolleges' accessibility by public transit. The initiative was launched by the Seldin/Haring-Smith Foundation, which found in a previous nationwide analysis that only 57% of primary communitycollege campuses were accessible by public transit.
Proposed legislation would offer forgivable loans to some Virginia communitycollege students. New legislation in Virginia would offer forgivable loans to certain communitycollege students who agree to work in "high-demand" fields. The legislation would require students to agree to study for a "high-demand" occupation.
Bachelor's degrees at communitycolleges can help close racial equity gaps, according to a report from the UCLA Civil Rights Project. Few communitycollege students who want to transfer to a four-year school do so. The report recommends expansion with a key focus on racial equity. California Gov.
The 2023 budget includes many earmarks for communitycolleges. Earmarks have returned Congress, and communitycolleges across the country are set to benefit from millions of dollars tacked onto a recently passed spending package. Sara Jacobs (D) designated $1.2 Juan Vargas (D) secured $1.2
Blogs Your student loan payments are due: 3 strategies to support communitycollege students’ financial wellness When I think back to my time in college, student loans were something that nearly everyone had, but not something any of us fully understood. Specifically, we weren’t educated on how to repay them.
Biden visited Mesa CommunityCollege to promote the Mesa College Promise , which covers two years of tuition and fees at the school for eligible Mesa high school students. Communitycolleges." The Mesa College Promise program is accepting applications beginning March 1. And you know what does exactly that?
Adult learners and dual enrollment are driving growth at Illinois communitycolleges, according to a recent report. The two reports are a bright spot for communitycolleges, which have seen enrollment declines accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The bill would allow low-income students to pursue bachelor's degrees at communitycolleges tuition-free. It would extend the two years of free communitycollege already offered to qualifying students to four. California CommunityColleges offer over 30 bachelor's degree programs.
Communitycollege students will receive at least $3,000 and public university students will receive at least $5,000 per year. North Carolina is giving students from most families free tuition and fees to any communitycollege and covering at least half of the tuition and fees to any public state university.
2021 44,073 4.7% Transfer applicants include students who have excelled at communitycolleges, students pursuing unique interdisciplinary opportunities only available at Stanford, or those who have shown significant academic and personal growth since beginning college elsewhere. 2026 56,378 3.7% 2025 55,471 3.9%
Moreover, around 5,620 (or 92.6%) of successful transfer applicants came from communitycolleges in California. 2023 23,974 6,189 26% 2022 24,930 5,961 24% 2021 28,457 5,435 19% 2020 25,957 6,271 24% UCLA transfer acceptance rates fluctuate per year. What is the UCLA transfer acceptance rate for communitycolleges?
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Communitycolleges and four-year schools offer various associate degrees in a variety of subjects. You can start at a two-year communitycollege to save money before transferring to a four-year school. In fact, many communitycolleges partner with four-year schools to offer seamless transfers.
Traditional undergraduate challenges remain National Student Clearinghouse 2023 fall enrollment data indicate that undergraduate enrollment grew for the first time in several years (+2.1%), but nearly all growth was driven by communitycolleges (+4.6%) offering dual enrollment courses.
Only 8% of bachelor’s degrees were awarded in social sciences and history in 2021, compared to 19% in business and 13% in health sciences. Between 2010 and 2021, the number of degrees awarded in computer science increased by 144%. By 2014, those figures had dropped to 2.6% and 9.2%, respectively.
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In addition to the expansion of Pell to incarcerated students, this partnership comes on the heels of Michigan’s Clean Slate Laws —enacted in April 2021. Mary views Second Chance Pell programs as vital to meeting regional workforce needs—a key pillar for many communitycolleges.
Many people who left their jobs and found new employment between May 2021 and May 2022 said they took an online course to boost their job prospects, according to a Cengage survey. People voluntarily left their jobs in massive numbers starting in early 2021 as part of a trend that's been dubbed the "Great Resignation."
Recently, Texas A&M made the news for announcing a joint engineering academy with Tyler Junior College. The university partners with eight other communitycolleges to combat an engineering shortage in the state. Even the largest Catholic colleges tend to be smaller than the country's largest universities.
In 2021, overall beer sales rose by 1%, while craft brews grew by 8%, accounting for 27% of the U.S. Western Michigan University took a different tack, partnering with nearby Kalamazoo Valley CommunityCollege on a joint brewing program that offers students certificate, associate degree, and baccalaureate degree options.
More than 40 million students had some college but no credential as of July 2021, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Students largely came from communitycolleges and tended to return to the same communitycollege they last attended when heading back to school.
A spring 2022 College Pulse survey asked students when their mental health had been the strongest across the first two years of the pandemic. The low point in winter 2021 was followed by a gradual and steady improvement, yet just one-fourth of students said that they were feeling their best at the time of the survey. December 8, 2022.
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