Government spends $1 billion each year on community college dropouts
A new report says community colleges waste billions of dollars in taxpayer money by doing a poor job of retaining and graduating their students. Over the 2008-2009, academic year–the last year when such data was available–federal and local governments spent $1 billion on full-time first year students who didn’t return the next year, according to
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Government spends $1 billion each year on community college dropouts
A new report says community colleges waste billions of dollars in taxpayer money by doing a poor job of retaining and graduating their students. Over the 2008-2009, academic year–the last year when such data was available–federal and local governments spent $1 billion on full-time first year students who didn’t return the next year, according to
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Government spends $1 billion each year on community college dropouts
A new report says community colleges waste billions of dollars in taxpayer money by doing a poor job of retaining and graduating their students. Over the 2008-2009, academic year–the last year when such data was available–federal and local governments spent $1 billion on full-time first year students who didn’t return the next year, according to
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