Study says California makes it too hard to transfer from community colleges to four-year institutions

Aug. 27, 2009
State should remove obstacles, report concludes

From The Los Angeles Times: A study has concluded that state of California needs to remove the unnecessary obstacles that community college students face in transferring to four-year institutions. Fixing the pipeline to baccalaureate degrees is vital to the state's economic future, according to the study by the Institute for Higher Education Leadership & Policy at Cal State Sacramento.

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