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University Credits But No Degree: Colleges Aim to Re-Engage Stopped-Out Students

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The number of adult Texans with some college credits but no higher education credential rose to more than 2.6 million in July 2021. Experts believe the pandemic and more employment opportunities with higher wages were among the main reasons behind the increased number of Texans. Experts have stated that by 2030, up to 70% of all new jobs will require some post-secondary education.

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UTEP, El Paso Community College seek to re-engage stopped-out students

The number of adult Texans in July 2021 with some college credits but no credential rose to more than 2.6 million, a 4.5% increase from the previous year.

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University Credits But No Degree: Colleges Aim to Re-Engage Stopped-Out Students

University of Texas at El Paso and El Paso Community College are contacting former students and enticing them to return to school.

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University Credits But No Degree: Colleges Aim to Re-Engage Stopped-Out Students

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UTEP, El Paso Community College seek to re-engage stopped-out students

UTEP, El Paso Community College seek to re-engage stopped-out students

University Credits But No Degree: Colleges Aim to Re-Engage Stopped-Out Students

University Credits But No Degree: Colleges Aim to Re-Engage Stopped-Out Students

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