Benefits
Students benefit:
- because by not having to duplicate course work they save time and money
- articulated programs encourage them to set educational and career goals and to continue their career education past high school
- success in rigorous high school classes builds self-esteem and confidence
- they enter the workforce sooner and better prepared
Parents benefit:
- they take pride in their children's successes and clear career goals
- they save tuition dollars
Secondary schools and colleges benefit:
- their programs improve as a result of increased communication and cooperation between institutions
- enrollments are typically stronger in articulated programs
Employers benefit:
- schools can provide graduates with higher level skills and readiness to meet workplace demands
Taxpayers benefit:
- state and local tax dollars are saved because students acquire skills earlier and educational resources are used more effectively