 The college dropout problem
Frederick M. Hess | Forbes What matters most for college completion Matthew M. Chingos | American Enterprise Institute Elevating college completion: Interview with Lanae Erickson Hatalsky Lanae Erickson Hatalsky and Frederick M. Hess | AEI video How leading colleges are improving the attainment of high-value degrees Mark Schneider and Kim Clark | American Enterprise Institute We are only now beginning to create a “playbook” of institution-level interventions that might help the nation and many more students reach an important goal: a high-value college degree that leads to family-sustaining wages over the long run. The policy imperative: Policy tools should create incentives for college completion Sarah Turner | American Enterprise Institute There is no single cause of low rates of college completion, nor will there be a simple “magic bullet” policy solution. The challenge is persistent and complex, while the returns to increasing college completion are substantial.
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