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Topic: Cal State

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Thursday, 7/2, 03:26 PM

A California Program Tries to Open STEM Doctorates to Students Long Left Out

  • Advanced science degrees remain among the least diverse corners of American higher education.
  • A California initiative called Cal-Bridge is trying to change that — pairing Cal State and University of California campuses to guide first-generation and underrepresented students into doctoral programs — and lawmakers are moving to write it into state law.

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