Independent
Higher Education in the West: Building Access Capacity
Conclusions
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| INDEPENDENT
institutions can assist states in achieving access,
diversity, and choice goals by ensuring that a comprehensive postsecondary
system is in place. Increased capacity may be possible with prudent policymakers
making better use of existing resources and tapping the resources of the
independent sector.
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| Introduction | Current State Policy | State Benefits from Independent Higher Education | Status of the States | Implications for Policymakers |
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The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education -- WICHE -- promotes and facilitates resource sharing, collaboration, and cooperative planning among western states and their colleges and universities. This includes communicating research information and policy analysis on vital issues in higher education to education and government policymakers. Member and affiliated states are: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Western Interstate
Commission for Higher Education Visit WICHEs home page at http://www.wiche.edu for this and past issues of Policy Insights. |
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