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Vollst?ndige Erfassung der Risikent within scholarly groups to understand the peculiar nature of community colleges in the United States. Empirical research on community colleges is a relatively new activity as, prior to the 1960s, a good deal of scholarship and publication was devoted to impassioned claims, reports, and informed di

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Strategic Planning and the Struggle to Generate a Responsive College: Differential Effects upon theGED programs in Illinois, with more than 12,000 students enrolled annually. HTC students come from more than 140 countries and speak more than 56 languages. While students live all over the Chicago area, most come from communities close to the college.

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ege life. The authors use case studies to analyze both the symbolic dimension and practices that enable the production of educational experiences in seven community colleges across the U.S. Levin and Montero-Hernandez explain the construction of organizational identity and student development as a r

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Versicherung und Risikoforschungies to assess college outcomes and institutional effectiveness. This form of research is primarily quantitative, and it is often used to formulate prescriptive claims regarding the management of community colleges.

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Versicherung und Risikoforschungansferring to a university, or learning English. There were as many as 13,000 students in all program areas, with 8,000 of these enrolled in degree programs. Over 70 percent of its students were enrolled in Basic Skills or ESL programming.