What are the 3 key policy areas for North Carolina?

Academic Prep, college cost, access to info and support

What is true of NC in-state tuition charge in 2016?

about 2500 below national average

How does North Carolina's HS requirements differ from other states?

NC model provides multiple pathways to HS diploma

What is true about NC's college continuation ratio from 2004-2008?

Did not increase with increased student financial aid funding

What does this chart demonstrate?

HS graduation rates by race/ethnicity

Which of the following is not a characteristic of The University of North Carolina?

Half of the students it serves are graduate students.

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North Carolina Case Study

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What are the 3 key policy areas for North Carolina?
Academic Prep, college cost, access to info and support
Course requirements, money, access to info and support
Course requirements, college cost, access to info
Academic prep, college cost, access to services
2
What is true about desegregation in North Carolina Higher Education?
A and B
None of the above
UNC HBSU's adopted the Adams guidelines for system wide desegregation.
North Carolina community colleges were never segregated
3
What is true of NC in-state tuition charge in 2016?
about 1400 below national average
1400 above national average
2000 above national average
about 2500 below national average
4
In addition to need based aid for low income students, what did the Carolina Covenant provide?
10 hours of work experience for students
Out of state tuition discounts for low income students
A set of support services
None of the above
5
What is true about each ethnic/racial group in 4 year institutions form 2004-2008?
Asian American students declined
All of the above
Native American and White students are underrepresented
African American students are overrepresented
6
Which pathway to a high school diploma was NOT implemented by NC?
Career Prep
College Technical Prep
Occupational Course of Study
STEM prep
7
How does North Carolina's HS requirements differ from other states?
NC model did not raise math requirements for students
NC model provides multiple pathways to HS diploma
NC default state cirriculum is aligned with admission into 4 year college.
NC model has only one pathway to HS diploma
8
What is true about NC's college continuation ratio from 2004-2008?
Stayed the same with increased student financial aid funding
Did not increase with increased student financial aid funding
Increased substantially with increased student financial aid funding
9
North Carolina is considered the New progressive South because of its
New Leadership
All of the above
College pathways
Public Funding
10
What did NC create in order to improve its communication with students and parents?
Facebook Page
Web portal
Admissions events
Hotline
11
What does this chart demonstrate?
Grant application acceptances by race/ethnicity
HS dropout rates by race/ethnicity
HS graduation rates by race/ethnicity
Grant applications by race/ethnicity
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of The University of North Carolina?
Half of the students it serves are graduate students.
It is a 4 year public university system
It prides itself as the 1st public university
It includes an accelerated high school for gifted students.

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