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How Dual Enrollment Shapes College Readiness: Student Reflections from California’s College and Career Access Pathways Program
In California, college readiness is an ongoing concern as the state pushes to increase college completion rates. Dual enrollment has expanded rapidly as a strategy for increasing college access and preparing students for postsecondary education. This qualitative study examined how former participan
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