Accountability System - Goal 1: Student Preparation
Does California foster reasonable and equitable opportunities for individuals to enter
college prepared to succeed in higher education?
California's Master Plan for Higher Education envisioned a system of higher education open to all Californians.
At the statewide level, this is a commitment to provide educational choice and opportunity for all qualified students.
Therefore, this goal must be placed in a context of academic preparedness, with measurable outcomes focused
on the responsibilities of higher education, rather than based on perceived or actual shortcomings of California's
K-12 system. It should also recognize the critical role of transfer, the division of labor in California higher education,
and the ability to use technology to enhance efficiency.
Any comments, questions, or suggestions are welcome; send to
Research_Staff@cpec.ca.gov or fill out the
Comments form.
College readiness (high school proficiency, adult proficiency)
Supporting Data
Direct college-going rates
Publications
Supporting Data
Percent of high school juniors proficient in English and Math
Percent of 18-24 year olds with high school diploma or equivalent
Percent of population age 25-49 with high school equivalent
Supporting Data
Adult basic skills proficiency levels
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