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On the first day of school, ask a student what his or her college goals are. Then 10 years later, ask them what they have achieved. You can find out more about it here. – and you may not get the same answer.
Students who enroll in community colleges have high hopes. They hope to get an associate’s degree or to transfer to another college.
