Early College High School
Finds that Early College High Schools boost students’ chances of earning STEM bachelor’s degrees, based on research from North Carolina
Highlights how Massachusetts Early College programs use data systems, like early-warning tools and college credits tracking, to drive equity and improvement
Researchers discuss the benefits and challenges of Early College High Schools in North Carolina, highlighting their impact on student outcomes and career readiness.
Finds that Early College High Schools in New Mexico yield a net present value of $27,219 per student, with a benefit-to-cost ratio of 4.6
Finds that Early College High Schools in North Carolina provide $10,000 in cost savings per student and higher postsecondary attainment, with greater benefits for underrepresented groups
A 2020 study found that Early College High Schools, despite higher costs, lead to more college degrees for low-income students, offering a 15:1 return on investment.
Examines how urban universities can collaborate with K–12 schools to create Early College programs that support underserved students and promote college success
Finds that students attending Early College High Schools are more likely to enroll in college and complete degrees, with significant benefits for underrepresented groups
This study shows that North Carolina’s Early College High Schools give students a head start on college, boosting graduation rates, college enrollment, and earned college credits.
How Early College High School Advances Equality and Access
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