Rethinking the Four-Year Default
Three year bachelor's degrees, community college baccalaureates, and degree apprenticeships are worth considering alongside each other, because they're being asked to answer…
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Three year bachelor's degrees, community college baccalaureates, and degree apprenticeships are worth considering alongside each other, because they're being asked to answer…
Regulators can be engaged as allies in implementing degree apprenticeship, a new model to strengthen career preparation in health care.
This paper examines what state community college associations do, how their capacity and influence vary, and why understanding their role matters for strengthening comm…
This piece gives an overview of the top ten states for community college bachelor’s programs and degree apprenticeships, two workforce-focused strategies making college…
How can rural-serving community colleges propose, develop, and sustain bachelor’s programs that benefit their communities?
Higher education and apprenticeship each offer many benefits. There is a way to have both at the same time: degree apprenticeship.
We can learn from what’s worked before and make it even better for future rural health care workforce development and retention.
As more rural communities seek creative home care solutions, the cooperative model may provide just what they're looking for.
Work-based learning is a powerful equity strategy for community colleges.
Enrollment and positive outcomes at community college bachelors programs in Florida looks promising.
We discuss where we started, what we learned, and where we go from here with work-based learning at community colleges..
Creative states, colleges, and employers are showing us ways to help working students avoid false choices.