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As Cal State drops remedial courses, will some students get left behind?
The Cal State university system announced it will no longer require incoming freshmen with poor math and english skills to take remedial courses. It’s an effort to boost graduation rates. But will that mean lowering standards?
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readThe Cal State university system announced it will no longer require incoming freshmen with poor math and english skills to take remedial courses. It’s an effort to boost graduation rates. But will that mean lowering standards?
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The full episode
2 of 4Attorney General cracks down on leakers- 0:00Jeff Sessions gets tough on intel leaks and prison sentences
- 12:20As Cal State drops remedial courses, will some students get left behind?You’re reading this
- 17:58Is it worth seeing 'The Dark Tower' if you haven’t read the Stephen King books?
- 31:20Meeting one of the stars of FX's 'Atlanta:' Brian Tyree Henry