US EditionColorado Mountain College debuts New York-based community college program to boost graduation rates in rural Colorado
- Colorado Mountain College will launch a student support program in the fall.
- Low graduation rates, especially for part-time students, prompted the initiative.
- Modeled after a New York program, it provides academic and financial support.
- Estrada stated the program helps students earn degrees faster.
- The $20 million partnership aims to improve economic opportunities for Coloradans.
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Aspen Times
Colorado Mountain College debuts New York-based community college program to boost graduation rates in rural Colorado
Colorado Mountain College has been selected as one of two Colorado rural community colleges to pilot a new student support program as part of a $20 million initiative to improve economic opportunities for Coloradans. The program, modeled after the Accelerated Study in Associate Programs initiative, was developed by the City University of New York in 2007 as a way to improve lagging graduation rates. For community colleges in Colorado, it’s an av…
Denver Gazette
Colorado Springs GazetteVisas revoked for UCCS, CU Boulder and Colorado State students
Ten international students have had their visas revoked by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security across Colorado universities. The University of Colorado released a statement confirming that F-1 visas issued to four international students on its Boulder and Colorado Springs campuses were revoked. Colorado State University issued an update stating they “are aware that some CSU international students have been impacted by visa revocations and S…
The Paducah Sun
paxtonmedia.comAdvocate voices concerns for international students' free speech after SIU student's via revoked
Southern Illinois University officials recently confirmed last week that an international student’s visa was revoked. The incident has led some advocates to speak out for immigrants and others visiting the United States — especially for international students who attend protests.
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