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Steven Gonzales Communitycolleges have a reputation for being leaders in workforce training. With strong ties to local business and industry, Maricopa CommunityColleges are leading the way with industry-aligned bachelors degrees. In 2021, Arizona communitycolleges received approval to offer baccalaureate degrees.
below 2020 levels. of non-freshmen undergraduates, and this percentage has steadily grown since fall 2020. The data also shows more transfers into communitycolleges and shorter-term programs and certificates. increase in transfer enrollment at communitycolleges since fall 2020. There has been a 13.5%
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It’s not an everyday occurrence when a communitycollege leader gets a phone call telling them their institution will receive an influx of funding in the millions. when MacKenzie Scott, one of the richest women in the world, decided to make a major investment in communitycolleges.
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decrease was observed for undergraduate transfer enrollment from 2020-2022. decrease from 2020-2022. Meanwhile, other transfer pathways saw enrollment rising back up in 2022, though still not enough to prevent an overall decrease from 2020-2022, the report noted. in 2021 to -2.3% An overall 6.9% in 2021 to now -1.5%.
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State agencies and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention spoke of a mental health emergency among youth and schoolchildren in 2020, citing steadily rising rates of suicide from 2010-2020. “I State communitycolleges, public universities, and independent colleges that get state aid are also eligible.
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