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"“It sends a signal for those colleges to be even more strategic of designing dual enrollment to lead students into meaningful pathways at the community college.”"
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How Micro-credentials Can Support Social Mobility in Rural Communities - Digital Promise
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The Rapidly Changing Global Landscape of Microcredentials - The EvoLLLution The EvoLLLution
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Latino college enrollment was on an upswing. But Covid has taken a toll.
- Students dropped out for are a variety of reasons: Family members became sick or lost their jobs and the student had to help support the family. Or, they just couldn’t afford it anymore. And, instead of falling further behind, they decided to drop out.
- The pandemic also worsened some of the problems already faced by Latino college students including language barriers, challenges due to immigration status, or lack of knowledge of the application due to them being first-generation students.
- looking at the bigger picture, in one year, we saw five years of growth lost in terms of enrollment and representation and that is big.”
- Institutions across the country had to quickly adapt to the uncertainty of the Covid pandemic requiring them to make changes in order to provide their students with some sense of normalcy.
- The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, said that their enrollment numbers actually increased.
- the fact that UTRGV saw enrollment growth, while other schools experienced declines, to their financial assistance programs and other initiatives
- provide summer employment to their students and created a summer relief program. The institution continued these relief programs all the way through the fall semester.
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Saturday, January 28, 2023
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