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Our new report, "California College Programs That

Our new report, "California College Programs That Pay: Measuring Return on Investment Across Majors and Credentials," provides fresh insight into just how long it takes graduates to recoup higher education costs by specific programs of study at institutions across California.

Get the insights at https://bit.ly/3XOb6w5.

“Learners deserve access to information so they

“Learners deserve access to information so they can enter a program with eyes wide open about what they can expect, and institutions need to be transparent with their data and honest about how their programs deliver on the promise of economic mobility,” says Eloy Ortiz Oakley, College Futures Foundation president and CEO.

Which college programs in California deliver a return on investment (ROI) for its graduates—and which fall short? College Futures Foundation’s latest research report, “California College Programs That Pay,” demonstrates that sometimes a student’s college major can matter more for economic ROI than the institution itself.

Get fresh insights here: https://bit.ly/3XOb6w5.

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Redesigning student supports that promote student success and holistic wellbeing requires mid-level leaders to shift from tactical to strategic thinking. Phase Two Advisory offers a framework to help mid-level leaders tie their tactical priorities and goals to their organization's vision and strategic plans.

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