The Five Strategies
With help from the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems and Kentucky’s nine public postsecondary institutions, the Double the Numbers Plan outlines five strategies which, if implemented concurrently over the next 13 years, will produce the additional degree holders needed to Double the Numbers.
Strategy 1: Raise high school graduation rates.
Strategy 2: Increase the number of GED graduates and transition more to college.
Strategy 3: Enroll more first-time students in community/technical colleges and transfer them to 4-year programs.
Strategy 4: Increase the number of Kentuckians going to and completing college.
Strategy 5: Attract college-educated workers to the state and create new jobs for them.
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