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NEW POLL: Californians Recognize Importance of Public Higher Education

March 25, 2016/in News

A new poll by the Public Policy Institute of California shows Californians’ overwhelming recognition of the importance of higher education:

In general, how important is California’s public higher education system to the quality of life and economic vitality of the state over the next 20 years?

  • Very Important: 80%
  • Somewhat Important: 14%
  • Not Too Important: 3%
  • Not important at all: 2%

Do you think that a college education is necessary for a person to be successful in today’s work world, or do you think that there are many ways to succeed in today’s work world without a college education?

  • College education is necessary to be successful: 59%
  • Succeed without a college education: 39%

The survey of 1,710 adult California residents was taken March 6-15, 2016.

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Links

* California Coalition for Public Higher Education
* California Competes
* College Futures Foundation
* "Higher Education in California": White paper from the Public Policy Institute of California, April 2016 (PDF)
* University of California
* California State University
* California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

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