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Double the Numbers
On October 17, 2007, the (Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education ) launched "(Double the Numbers: Kentucky's Plan to Increase College Graduates )". The plan states that to raise Kentucky's standard of living to the national average by 2020, Kentucky must double the number of its citizens with at least a bachelor's degree, and outlines five key strategies to reach this goal.
The state's Double the Numbers effort is supported by KnowHow2GOKy a comprehensive outreach campaign.
==Why Bachelor's degrees?==
Demographers predict that in 2020, about 1 of every three Americans will have a bachelor's degree. In 2000, about 1 in 5 Kentuckians had a bachelor's degree. If current trends continue, Kentucky will fall short of its goal by about 211,000 college graduates. Simply put, this plan is (one of the most substantial contributions our postsecondary education programs can make to Kentucky's quality of life in the shortest period of time. )
The plan focuses on bachelor's degree production because:
# The link between economic prosperity and educational attainment is most dramatic at the bachelor's degree level, both for states and for individuals.
# At the current rate of improvement, Kentucky is on track to meet or exceed the national average in associate degree production, but will fall far short in bachelor's degrees.
# Master's and advanced degrees, which are vital to the new economy, cannot be obtained without a bachelor's degree.
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