15 to finish
Degree Costs vs. Rates of Course-Taking
Changing Campus Culture to support 15 to Finish (GSW Presentation to CCA June 2016)
Campus Postcards (for printing)
15 to Finish Postcards
Complete College Georgia has developed these 15 to Finish postcards to support campus promotional activities. The two sided postcard provides students with the essential facts on why taking 15 credits or more a semester helps them graduate on time and saves them money. A limited quantity of the postcards are available from the University System.
What is 15 to Finish (FAQ)
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15 to Finish: Early Results and Lessons from Implementation (Presentation to Complete College America June 2016)
Credity Intensity/15 to Finish Discussion Notes - North Regional Meeting
Credit intensity/15 to finish was one of three shared areas of interest for participants at the North Georgia CCG Regional Meeting held at the University of North Georgia on March 26, 2016. Brief notes from the breakout conversation on this issue at the meeting follow:
Key Concerns
15 to Finish Flyer
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15 to Finish Video
Did you know that traditionally, an associate’s degree has been referred to as a 2-year degree and bachelor’s degrees as 4- year degrees? Unfortunately, an increasing number of students are taking more time to graduate with their degree. The 2 and 4 – year degrees have become the 3 and 5 year degrees. Every year that a student spends in college, the total cost of their degree increases because of additional student fees. Additionally, taking more time to finish delays the student’s entry to the workforce to start earning money in their career.
