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The outlook for transfer programs and the direction of the community college

Barbara K. Townsend

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Abstract State‐level interest in meeting workforce needs and facilitating adults' baccalaureate attainment is changing conceptions of the applied associate degree and the mission of the community college.

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Abstract State‐level interest in meeting workforce needs and facilitating adults' baccalaureate attainment is changing conceptions of the applied associate degree and the mission of the community college.

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Abstract State‐level interest in meeting workforce needs and facilitating adults' baccalaureate attainment is changing conceptions of the applied associate degree and the mission of the community college.

Key concepts: Community college, Baccalaureate Degree, Workforce, State (computer science), Educational attainment, Pedagogy, Associate degree, Sociology

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