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The document outlines the Completion by Design initiative funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation with the goal of raising community college completion rates for low-income students under 26 in North Carolina, Florida, and Ohio. It discusses implementing front-door advising, proactive advising through each stage of a student's pathway, minimizing time to become college-ready, reducing prerequisites, and aligning structured programs of study with job or university transfer outcomes without lost credits.
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