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Examining the impact of AB1705
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Examining the impact of AB1705
For more than 100 years, Santa Rosa Junior College offered students developmental courses in math and English to build fundamental skills for their academic and professional pursuits. New students previously took placement tests to determine their starting course level. However, students who placed in the lowest level math and English classes potentially added multiple semesters of time, money and resources to their education plans. In 2010, abo…
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