States Up Efforts to Let H.S. Students Get Jump On College
States are adopting more policies that permit high school students to get a jump-start on college-level courses, according to a 50-state survey released this summer.
The study, “Accelerated Learning Options: Moving the Needle on Access and Success,” was published in June by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, a nonprofit group based in Boulder, Colo.
The study also included an online survey of postsecondary institutions to find out if they have policies...
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