Many of Oklahoma’s high-school graduates are finding themselves unprepared academically for the rigors of a four-year college experience. Oklahoma exceeds the national average in college freshmen taking at least one remedial class to advance toward their college degree. Brad Gibson of Oklahoma Watch reports many educators are re-thinking how they can lower remediation rates and improve college readiness.
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