Kansas City College Degree Still Worth It?!?

We always notice so many people tell OTHER PEOPLE'S YOUNGSTERS to skip college whilst hoping for better futures for their own family . . . 

Here's a peek at the debate and the work of one local group that dares to dispute podcast logic:  

"Only 13% of students from low-income high schools in the Kansas City metro are on track to earn a college degree, according to KCCAN, a gap that limits economic mobility and threatens KC's future workforce.

"KCCAN aims to address what happens after high school graduation, when many students fall off the path to a degree or credential."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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