Elements of Effective Transfer Associate Degrees
Copyright policy ) Carrie B. Kisker; Richard L. Wagoner; Arthur M. Cohen;
Elements of Effective Transfer Associate Degrees
AbstractThis chapter discusses the policy impetuses behind statewide pathways that simultaneously lead to an associate degree and transfer with junior status to a four‐year college or university, then outlines the elements of effective transfer associate degrees.
- Center for the Study of Community Colleges United States
- University of California, Los Angeles United States
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