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CSU Dominguez Hills​​

​CSU Dominguez Hill has launched a new program designed to help students who left the university before completing their degree. Once a Toro, Always a Toro is a degree completion pathway that removes many of the barriers that often dissuade former students from re-enrolling, giving them the confidence to re-launch their career goals, improving their earning potential, and exemplifying college completion for themselves, their family, and their community.

“CSUDH students who have paused their education often cite the challenges of balancing work, school, family obligations, financial hardships, and personal challenges,” said Sabrina Sanders, who oversees the program. Once a Toro, Always a Toro is CSUDH’s commitment to providing an equitable, student-centered experience which fosters a sense of belonging.”

California has long lagged in producing the number of college graduates to meet the workforce demands of a thriving labor market. Furthermore, the share of adults in California with some college but no degree differs substantially by race and ethnicity, with two-thirds of White adults completing their degree and half of Latino, Black, Native American, and Pacific Islander Californians completing theirs, according to a 2018 study by California Competes.

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