claim: "fifty percent of our students who enter higher education need to take remedial courses because they are not prepared for college-level work."
author: donna howard
evidence_1: jan 30, 2017 ... higher education institutions across the country are forced to spend ... they must  determine who's not ready for college and attempt to get ... carole quine teaches  the highest-level remedial english course at bccc. ... 96 percent of 911  campuses reported having students who required .... join us today.
evidence_2: jan 30, 2017 ... they must determine who's not ready for college and attempt to get those ...  college america determined that nearly half of entering students at two-year ...  carole quine teaches the highest-level remedial english course at bccc. .... if  students' scores are too low, they can be admitted as non-degree ...
evidence_3: acceptance to college does not guarantee readiness for college. the ... “we  need to ensure that students are prepared to succeed in college before they  enter the 12th grade. ... ““i liked that the course in high school was mainly just  basics because ... are entering delaware colleges without the need to take  remedial courses.
evidence_4: sep 28, 2016 ... remedial classes increase students' time to degree attainment and decrease ...  need to take classes that will not count toward their degrees because they ... or  reach higher standards in high school, i think i would be doing much ... that high  schools do a better job preparing students for college and careers.
evidence_5: get it.” and they deserve our thanks once again for the data necessary to ...  success for unprepared college students could not be recommended today. ...  remediation as we know it, these are some of the reformers who lead it. .... more  than 50 percent of students entering .... to doing the hard work necessary to bring  about.