How can we bring students back to community college? Give them jobs.
Providing students with subsidized work study job opportunities on campus could bring thousands back.
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Providing students with subsidized work study job opportunities on campus could bring thousands back.
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A new congress means the likelihood of a new program to support innovation at community colleges just went up.