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While the Number of Stopouts Has Declined, It Remains a Persistent Issue

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Although many states saw increases in reenrollment, there are still nearly 43.1 million American adults stopped out of college without a credential.

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While the Number of Stopouts Has Declined, It Remains a Persistent Issue

Although many states saw increases in reenrollment, there are still nearly 43.1 million American adults stopped out of college without a credential.

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Diverse broke the news in 25 days ago on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.

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While the Number of Stopouts Has Declined, It Remains a Persistent Issue

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