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How did Colorado community colleges double their graduation rate? By better meeting student needs
Colorado Chalkbeat
Colorado’s community colleges more than doubled their graduation rates from 2015 to 2020 by focusing on student support in and out of the classroom.

No bachelor’s degree? No problem, says Gov. Cox
KUTV
Utah’s governor says the state is loosening the requirements for a four-year degree as it seeks to recruit potential employees. Delta Airlines also has adopted a “skills first” approach by removing four-year degree requirements for most of its positions.

Commentary: Community colleges have a completion problem
New America blog
A substantial portion of community college students never intend to complete a degree or program of study, but rather want to take specific classes to improve a skill.

First-ever SUNY Cannabis Conference
Niagara Gazette
Next month’s conference — organized by three community colleges, a SUNY university and the State University of New York system — will cover a variety of topics from the “seed to sale” lifespan in the cannabis business.

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