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Which Way, L.A.?

Has California Broken Its Higher Education Promise?

California college students are taking longer to graduate, going well-beyond the traditional two- and four-year benchmarks to earn degrees in the Community College and Cal State University systems.

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By Steve Chiotakis • Jul 3, 2014 • 24m Listen

California college students are taking longer to graduate, going well-beyond the traditional two- and four-year benchmarks to earn degrees in the Community College and Cal State University systems. That’s creating expensive consequences for students and the state, according to a new report released this week. So, why are students taking so long? And who’s to blame?

Also, while the screenplay reigns supreme in these parts, LA’s literary community has a new scene... in a bar.

Banner Image: The entrance to the headquarters of the California Community Colleges at 1102 Q Street in downtownSacramento; Credit: Coolcaesar

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