CSU Ends Decade-Long Graduation Push with Mixed Results
California State University's decade-long effort to improve graduation rates has yielded some success, but also significant shortfalls, particularly for low-income students.
The most notable improvement was seen among freshmen finishing in four years and transfer students in two years.
- Systemwide, CSU exceeded its two-year graduation rate goal for transfer students, reaching 45%.
- However, other metrics, such as overall graduation rates, remained flat or missed their targets.
- Equity gaps between low-income and historically underserved students and their peers widened over the decade.
CSU has had long-term success in buoying the share of students who earn bachelor’s degrees, but equity goals remained stubbornly out of reach.
Author's summary: CSU's graduation push yields mixed results.
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