Access versus Selectivity in the Community College. Horizons Issues Monograph Series

Access versus Selectivity in the Community College. Horizons Issues Monograph Series

Stressing the importance of proper management and careful integration of instructional and support programs, this monograph argues that access and selectivity in the community college can complement and temper each other. Chapter I offers a brief historical overview of the relationship between acces...

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Academic Standards
Access to Education
Admission Criteria
College Admission
Community Colleges
Educational Change
Educational Quality
Equal Education
Open Enrollment
Selective Admission
Two Year Colleges
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description Stressing the importance of proper management and careful integration of instructional and support programs, this monograph argues that access and selectivity in the community college can complement and temper each other. Chapter I offers a brief historical overview of the relationship between access and selectivity in American higher education, focusing upon the community college. Definitions of access, selectivity, assessment, evaluation, success, standards, excellence, student potential, and self-concept are presented in chapter II. Chapter III explores indicators of access and selectivity, focusing on institutional statements of philosophy, mission, and objectives; geography and delivery systems; curricula; student services; faculty; costs; and students. The prognosis for the changing dominance of access and selectivity is discussed in chapter IV, along with views concerning action needed for revitalizing the community college. Finally, chapter V provides a summary. A 10-page list of references concludes the document. (LAL)
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Educational Quality
Equal Education
Open Enrollment
Selective Admission
Two Year Colleges
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