How counseling aims to help CSU freshmen graduate in four years [edsource.org]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) 12/17/207:05 PM

By Larry Gordon, EdSource, December 17, 2020

Right out of high school and not sure where the advising office is, let alone how to register for classes, freshmen need special care at California’s big public universities.

Without it, they are at higher risk of not making it back for a second year.

That’s why about a quarter of the 23 campuses in the California State University system recently overhauled their academic advising to first-year students.

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