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Depending on the study, wouldn't it make sense that there are people, already homeless, who begin attending as students in order to gain new technical skills th
by spike021 9y ago
Depending on the study, wouldn't it make sense that there are people, already homeless, who begin attending as students in order to gain new technical skills that will hopefully assist them in finding a new career/job?
Rather than students attending community college and becoming homeless either from those costs, or from having gone to a "four year" university that forced them into debt.
- tsumnia 9y agoNot many CC students finish in two years, in another comment I made, Texas found only 1 in 7 complete within 2 years. Given that span of time and the other factors happening in their lives, they could be homeless beforehand, or become 'homeless" (plenty of discussion here on what that qualifies as) during the course of their time as a student.