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Minority and low-income students, employers to benefit from 4-year degrees from community colleges

  • Posted by Angela Kersenbrock
  • Categories News & Updates, Trends
  • Date June 14, 2021
4-year degrees

When Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed the historic Senate Bill 1453 into law on May 4 he opened new opportunities for the state’s minority and low-income students and its workforce. But what does it really mean for students in the AZ community college pipeline? 

Read this piece from author Lee Shappell, on who benefits from 4-year degrees.

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