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Dual-credit Access, Participation and Outcomes in Washington State
Dual-credit Access, Participation and Outcomes in Washington State
Dual-credit Access, Participation and Outcomes in Washington State

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0015491211
Date and Time of Latest Transaction  
20200217181156
ISBN  
9781085730457
DDC  
370
Author  
Birkeland, Ashley.
Title/Author  
Dual-credit Access, Participation and Outcomes in Washington State
Publish Info  
[Sl] : University of Washington, 2019
Publish Info  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2019
Material Info  
123 p
General Note  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 81-02, Section: A.
General Note  
Advisor: Plecki, Margaret L.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2019.
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요약Dual-credit has become a prominent topic in education as states look for additional opportunities to prepare students to succeed in college. Research has shown that students who earn college credit in high school are more likely to enroll in college. In Washington, there is currently a policy in place to increase enrollment in dual-credit courses. In addition, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) has given states more flexibility in how they are held accountable and Washington is one of the states that adopted dual-credit participation as an accountability measure. This study is informed by the results of a previous pilot study and includes all six dual-credit programs offered in Washington state. The six programs are AP, Cambridge, College in the High School, IB, Running Start and Tech Prep. Both descriptive and predictive approaches are taken to answer the questions 1) who has access and participates in different dual-credit programs, and 2) does dual-credit participation predict high school graduation and college enrollment after controlling for demographics and GPA?The results of this study provide a more nuanced picture of dual-credit access in Washington when only basic statistics at the state level have been produced thus far. Tech Prep has the highest participation rate, and Cambridge the lowest. Students from outside the greater Puget Sound area have access to fewer dual-credit options and have lower participation rates. Students from smaller districts are also less likely to participate in dual-credit but have higher participation in Running Start compared to larger districts. Results from the predictive Hierarchical Linear Models show that AP, Running Start and College in the High School are all significant predictors of any college enrollment. Running Start participation is associated with an increased probability of any college enrollment for underrepresented minority students and College in the High School participation is associated with an increased probability of any college enrollment for students who are English language learners. Implications for policy and future research are discussed.
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Education policy
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Education
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University of Washington Education
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Dissertations Abstracts International. 81-02A.
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Dissertation Abstract International
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■520    ▼aDual-credit  has  become  a  prominent  topic  in  education  as  states  look  for  additional  opportunities  to  prepare  students  to  succeed  in  college.  Research  has  shown  that  students  who  earn  college  credit  in  high  school  are  more  likely  to  enroll  in  college.  In  Washington,  there  is  currently  a  policy  in  place  to  increase  enrollment  in  dual-credit  courses.  In  addition,  the  Every  Student  Succeeds  Act  (ESSA)  has  given  states  more  flexibility  in  how  they  are  held  accountable  and  Washington  is  one  of  the  states  that  adopted  dual-credit  participation  as  an  accountability  measure.  This  study  is  informed  by  the  results  of  a  previous  pilot  study  and  includes  all  six  dual-credit  programs  offered  in  Washington  state.  The  six  programs  are  AP,  Cambridge,  College  in  the  High  School,  IB,  Running  Start  and  Tech  Prep.  Both  descriptive  and  predictive  approaches  are  taken  to  answer  the  questions  1)  who  has  access  and  participates  in  different  dual-credit  programs,  and  2)  does  dual-credit  participation  predict  high  school  graduation  and  college  enrollment  after  controlling  for  demographics  and  GPA?The  results  of  this  study  provide  a  more  nuanced  picture  of  dual-credit  access  in  Washington  when  only  basic  statistics  at  the  state  level  have  been  produced  thus  far.  Tech  Prep  has  the  highest  participation  rate,  and  Cambridge  the  lowest.  Students  from  outside  the  greater  Puget  Sound  area  have  access  to  fewer  dual-credit  options  and  have  lower  participation  rates.  Students  from  smaller  districts  are  also  less  likely  to  participate  in  dual-credit  but  have  higher  participation  in  Running  Start  compared  to  larger  districts.  Results  from  the  predictive  Hierarchical  Linear  Models  show  that  AP,  Running  Start  and  College  in  the  High  School  are  all  significant  predictors  of  any  college  enrollment.  Running  Start  participation  is  associated  with  an  increased  probability  of  any  college  enrollment  for  underrepresented  minority  students  and  College  in  the  High  School  participation  is  associated  with  an  increased  probability  of  any  college  enrollment  for  students  who  are  English  language  learners.  Implications  for  policy  and  future  research  are  discussed.
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