Dual enrollment programs have long been touted as a way to provide students from low-income backgrounds with a head start on their higher education journey. However, recent studies have shown that these programs often fail to yield the desired outcomes for underserved students. A new report sheds light on the ways in which dual enrollment can be optimized to better serve these students, including strategies such as targeted recruitment, improved academic support, and enhanced financial aid. By examining the successes and setbacks of existing programs, educators and policymakers can work together to create more inclusive and effective dual enrollment initiatives that truly make a difference in the lives of underserved students.
Dual enrollment: How to enhance results for underserved students University Business
