The Cerritos Complete program reduces college costs and pushes for on-time completion.

Despite efforts to improve completion rates, a statewide rating system reveals California community colleges are still struggling to get students through the system.

A law helps more holders of associate degrees get into four-year institutions.

New studies demonstrate that 15-credit enrollment can increase achievement rates, but the approach isn’t right for every student.

Research has demonstrated that it’s more difficult to earn a bachelor’s degree if a student starts at a community college and then transfers to a four-year college. But that isn’t always the case. New findings suggest that some college dropouts would have done better had they attended a community college first.