While CWID explored the impact of state eligibility requirements on whether students qualify for reverse transfer, Data Note 6 dives into why many eligible students still do not receive an associate’s.
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A fundamental question associated with reverse transfer policies relates to the value of the associate鈥檚 degree. In 2015 when the Credit When It’s Due initiative was underway, research on the impact of receiving an associate鈥檚 degree after transfer was limited. In Data Note 3, CWID researchers helped close that gap by exploring the influence of the associate鈥檚 degree prior to transfer on bachelor鈥檚 degree outcomes.
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The state-level criteria for reverse transfer eligibility impacts the number of students who will qualify for the opportunity to earn an associate’s while on a baccalaureate degree path. As part of the Credit When it’s Due Initiative (CWID), researchers closely examined the impact that eligibility requirements had on students in Colorado.
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The second data note in the Credit When It’s Due (CWID) initiative examined the聽prevalence and nature of state legislation and institutional reverse transfer programs in 2015.
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This聽first in a data note series that draws upon student-level data collected to answer key questions of interest in the CWID community related to reverse transfer and transfer more broadly.聽Originally published in 2015, the聽series reported emerging results from the CWID initiative and still informs ongoing development and implementation of reverse transfer policies.
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