Report. Identifies three central challenges that community college students face as they prepare themselves for transfer to a four-year college or university.

Report. As part of a recently released analysis of the current transfer process in the U.S., this report addresses the historical antecedents of the academic pathway between community colleges and four-year institutions.

Brochure.

Report. The transfer process is very complex and the challenges extend beyond the community college. In order to observe meaningful change, the conversation must move beyond simply predicting transfer to better understanding the entire transfer process, which includes a successful outcome at the four-year level.

Executive Summary. Describes the transfer process as it is currently applied, identifies major challenges facing policymakers wishing to expand this pipeline and provides a set of recommendations.

Report. Provides the impetus toward a debate about the importance of the transfer pathway in U.S. higher education and the ways in which
this avenue to the baccalaureate degree can be improved.

Report. One of a series of research projects designed both to shine a spotlight on community colleges and to provide these institutions with additional tools with which they might respond to the extraordinary challenges they are facing.

Report. To advance the success of two-year institutions, educators and policymakers need quick and easy access to data and indicators that describe the progress and success of community college students from enrollment through workforce preparation and placement. These indicators are summarized in this report and reported in detail on the new Completion Arch website.

Report. Highlights successful practices that help community college students take greater advantage of financial aid. Developed in collaboration with the American Association of Community Colleges.

Report. Tells the stories of nine teachers, each using technology to enhance student learning and writing across diverse subject and content areas.

Presentation. PowerPoint presentation of the recommendations from Winning the Skills Race.

Executive summary. Summary of the report from the National Commission on Community Colleges.

Report. The National Commission on Community Colleges calls for a new three-way agreement between national leaders, state officials, and community colleges to put community colleges at the forefront of the effort to enhance American communities and ensure national competitiveness.