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Developing a Community College Student Roadmap

From Entrance to Engagement in Educational Achievement and Success

Overview

Developing a Community College Student Roadmap is designed to help community colleges create robust and proactive programs of academic support—tied to expected learning outcomes—that engage students at entrance and teach them, from the outset, how to become active partners in their own quest for educational success.

The Roadmap Project is working intensively with a select group of twelve community colleges that are poised to become national models in supporting community college student success. Collectively, these leadership institutions are working to take what are often isolated and independent student success efforts and create an integrated roadmap to support both student persistence and higher levels of academic achievement.

Project Activities and Tools for Student Success

LEAP Campus ToolkitSee tools for student success and follow the Roadmap Project as it unfolds at the LEAP Campus Toolkit.

Press Releases

August 12, 2010 -- AAC&U Project, Funded by MetLife Foundation, Will Support and Expand Effective Student Success Strategies at Community Colleges

April 5, 2010 -- Association of American Colleges and Universities Receives Grant from MetLife Foundation to Advance Academic Support for Improved Educational Achievement for Community College Students

For more information, contact Susan Albertine (albertine@aacu.org) at 202-884-0800.


This project is made possible by a grant from MetLife Foundation. To learn more about the Foundation and its grant programs, visit metlife.org

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