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5 Ways Colleges Are Reshaping STEM Education
Colleges are redesigning gateway courses, expanding hands-on learning and creating new career paths to help more students succeed in STEM.
Rethinking Calculus for Future Engineers
The University of Michigan is redesigning foundational math to connect calculus to real-world engineering—and get students to apply it earlier.
CUNY’s Computer Science Growing Pains
After a decade-long enrollment boom, CUNY faces faculty shortages and pressure to prepare students in the field for an AI-driven job market.
Creating a Clearer Transfer Path
California State University’s Transfer Success Pathway provides eligible community college students guaranteed admission and support as they pursue a bachelor’s degree.
New Push to Fix Calculus Bottleneck
Calculus can derail STEM pathways. Twelve colleges are redesigning gateway math courses to help more students persist.
Even Failing Dual Enrollment Students More Likely to Enroll in College
A new study out of Brown’s Annenberg Institute explores the impact that failing dual-enrollment courses has on high school students’ decision to attend college.
Can Mandatory Support Keep Students Enrolled?
Ferrum College’s STAR program requires struggling students to participate, yielding early gains in retention and academic performance.