San Jose State University has launched a program to provide South County students a clear path to obtaining a four-year degree. The university’s “Pathways to Success” initiative aims to increase college access for historically underserved communities. It’s partnering with Gilroy Unified School District and Morgan Hill Unified School District, and held events at Christopher High School in Gilroy on Tuesday and Live Oak High School in Morgan Hill on Sept. 25. A news release said the high school students will benefit from guaranteed admission pathways and expansion into dual enrollment opportunities. Students can earn college credits while still in high…
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