Recognition of Student Success: Carnegie Classifications Unveil New Designations for Colleges and Universities
The Carnegie Foundation has introduced a redesigned classification system aimed at emphasizing student success and access to education. Several institutions across the nation have been honored with new designations, reflecting their commitment to providing opportunities for students to achieve living-wage careers and excel academically. Notable mentions include Old Dominion University maintaining its Research 1 status while adding recognition for access and earnings, and Ferris State University being highlighted for its degrees leading to successful career outcomes. Other universities such as UC Irvine, Chico State, and Stony Brook University have also been recognized for their efforts in promoting student success and social mobility. This initiative signals a shift in how higher education institutions are evaluated, moving focus towards measures that truly matter in advancing student achievements.
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