Virtual advising doesn't affect college enrollment, study finds (Education Dive)
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"Access to virtual advising services did not increase college enrollment and acceptance rates of socioeconomically disadvantaged high school students, according to a new study from researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles."—Source: Education Dive
WHY THIS MATTERS:
It's looking more and more like most virtual interventions don't make a major impact, unless they are highly personalized and come from a trusted source.
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