The direct approach aids students AND schools
The growth of direct admission—an approach that simplifies the college search process by automatically admitting high schoolers who meet certain criteria—bodes well for both.
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The growth of direct admission—an approach that simplifies the college search process by automatically admitting high schoolers who meet certain criteria—bodes well for both.
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A pilot direct admission program is expanding statewide this year. Officials see it as an important tool in attracting more young people to college—especially those who are unsure about pursuing education beyond high school.
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Direct2UH is a tool to boost enrollment, but it's more than that. One university official says the program encourages students who don’t see themselves as college-worthy. "It says: ‘No, you are. You deserve to be in college. You’ve earned this.’”
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Direct admission doesn't just simplify the application process. Advocates say the programs often bolster students’ confidence about their ability to succeed in college.
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Direct admit is expanding statewide in California. Learn how it’s opening opportunities for students like Milana Waggoner and her peers at Cal State in San Bernardino.
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Eiziah Lieblein, an incoming freshman at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, is using guaranteed college admission as a springboard to success.
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There’s a memory common to most of us—perhaps painfully common: With our high school years winding down and graduation day approaching, we anxiously perused the daily mail, hoping for that long-awaited acceptance letter from our college of choice.
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Writing | Jamaal Abdul-Alim
Editing | David S. Powell and Stephanie Wang
Editorial assistance | Ruth Holladay
Photos | Shawn Spence
Video Reporting: Grace Trahan
Video Production: Michael Jensen
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