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Begin at the beginning: Library collaboration with early college high school freshmen
By Matthew Harrick Brooklyn College MHarrick@brooklyn.cuny.edu [Peer-Reviewed Article] Abstract: Early College High Schools partner with colleges and universities to ease traditionally underrepresented and at-risk high school students into college life, increase students’ college readiness, and provide the opportunity to earn … Continue reading
