View the results from the 2024 Survey of Community College Outcomes, which includes our Richmond Fed Success Metric.
2025 Wraparound Services Survey
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond's 2025 Wraparound Services Survey is now open. If you work in student affairs, student services, or have knowledge of your institution's support services please participate in our survey. The survey closes June 27, 2025.
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On November 19, 2024, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond hosted a webinar discussing the results of its 2024 Survey of Community College Outcomes. The event focused on the role of community colleges in workforce and economic development and highlighted the challenges of measuring success with inconsistent data.
Community College Insights Series
Receive regular updates from the survey team on our Community College Insights series, which features deep-dive analysis and commentary on results from the survey and the economic impacts of these important institutions.
Wraparound services like transportation assistance and child care foster student success. This post highlights how some community colleges are supporting student parents.
Community colleges can leverage a number of creative strategies and partnerships to provide long-term housing solutions for the unique student populations they serve.
Although community college enrollment has increased, housing has also become a growing obstacle for student success.
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