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Hannah Fleckner at American University in Washington on Saturday. (Allison Robbert/For The Washington Post)

College transfers can throw students offtrack. New programs seek to make it easier.

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Hannah Fleckner's experience highlights the challenges of transferring college credits. Many schools are simplifying this process to boost enrollment and help students complete degrees. Initiatives like American University's new program and CUNY's Universal Transfer Path aim to make credit transfers seamless. According to the Aspen Institute, these efforts are crucial as only 16% of community college students earn bachelor's degrees within six years.

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