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What are the effects of taking college-level courses in high school?

REL Northeast & Islands
Publication date:
October 2021

Summary

Earning college credits while in high school has shown promise as a way to increase college access. However, little is known about the effects of such programs for students who have faced economic disadvantages. This video shares findings from the report "The effects of accelerated college credit programs on educational attainment in Rhode Island" for administrators, teachers, and policymakers who want to help students achieve greater academic success by offering and enrolling students in accelerated college credit programs.

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