Michigan expert: Rural students face barriers to college access
Rural students in the US face barriers to college access due to limited resources and course offerings. Experts say that improving resources for rural schools and expanding course offerings could help prepare more students for college.
Rural students face challenges when applying to college. They are often overlooked in the recruitment process by big state institutions. Limited staffing and funding in rural districts make it harder for schools to offer a full range of classes. This affects students' readiness for college. Experts say that improving resources for rural schools could help. About 90% of rural students graduate from high school, but fewer go on to enroll in college.
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