Achieving a college degree in prison is rare, but now a select 33 incarcerated people in California can earn their master’s degrees. California State University, Dominguez Hills, and the California ...

Ione, CA - September 06: Student Luke Scott is working on a master's in humanities, taking advantage of a program that CDCR is rolling out in partnership with CSU, Dominguez Hills on Wednesday, Sept.

IONE, Calif. — Decades ago as a little boy growing up in Santa Rosa, Luke Scott made a pledge to his mom that he would graduate from college one day. Despite being sentenced to life in prison for ...

The master’s program is designed to extend the technical breadth and depth of an engineer’s knowledge. Students in this program complete a program of studies approved by the faculty advisor in the ...

FRESNO, Calif. — When Arnold Trevino was released from Solano State Prison – one of several California prisons in which he was incarcerated over a 25-year period for second-degree murder – he returned ...

For the first time, inmates have earned bachelor's degrees from the University of California system. Twenty-three inmates from the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego received their ...

Six additional bachelor’s degree programs have been approved across California’s community colleges, the state chancellor’s office for the college system announced. With the approvals, there are now ...

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The CSU system had blocked a bachelor's degree program for physical therapy assistant at San Diego Mesa College.

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