As they struggle to survive, junior colleges learn to adapt.

Focuses on the Highland Park Community College in Detroit, Michigan and Baltimore City Community College in Maryland. Adaptation to series of transitions in surrounding metropolitan areas; Unique characteristic of junior colleges; Attraction of nontraditional students; Adoption of programs to help s...

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Publicado en:Crisis (00111422) Vol. 101; no. 6; pp. 19 - 23
Autor principal: Horne, Malaika
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Crisis Publications Inc. 1994
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Sumario:Focuses on the Highland Park Community College in Detroit, Michigan and Baltimore City Community College in Maryland. Adaptation to series of transitions in surrounding metropolitan areas; Unique characteristic of junior colleges; Attraction of nontraditional students; Adoption of programs to help students overcome deficiencies.