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Audit Reveals Gaps in College Transfer System
Season 2024
Episode 202
Many California community college students aiming to transfer to four-year universities face systemic obstacles, with only a small percentage achieving their goals. A state audit found significant barriers, especially for Black, Hispanic, and rural students, despite reforms aimed at streamlining the process.
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