Increasingly, students are setting their sights on college. They’re receiving support and skills to prepare them for success but recent data reveals they need more.
Nationally, 89% of high school teachers surveyed said students who finished their classes were well prepared for college work in those subjects. However, only 26% of college professors agree. Here in Ohio, 41% of high school graduates need remedial coursework in college.
Wright State University is teaming up with area school districts to help with a variety of workshops. Students will gain the additional tools they need to be successful in their college-level courses. They’ll also learn how to prepare for college life, and pay for college responsibly.