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Almost half of high school graduates enroll at public colleges

January 2, 2010 | California Watch

From 2004 through 2008, almost half of the graduates from California's public high schools enrolled in a state university or community college.

Note: Data from Alpine County has been removed due to an error in reporting.

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Source: California Postsecondary Education Commission

Last updated: October 2009

Filed under: K–12, Data Center
Tags: college enrollment, high school graduates, public universities
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