Getting more students into science, technology, engineering and mathematics has long been a higher education priority, but access alone doesn’t guarantee success.
Recent efforts show colleges rethinking how they support students across the STEM pathway—from redesigning gateway math courses and expanding hands-on learning to strengthening career preparation and creating new avenues into technology careers.
Here are five approaches institutions are taking to help students succeed in STEM as advances in technology and a changing workforce reshape what they need from higher education.
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