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How a Rural College Makes Sure Students Get to Class, One Car at a Time
Author: Sylvia Goodman
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How a rural community college makes sure its students get to their classes, one car at a time.
By Sylvia Goodman

Kate Medley for The Chronicle
When public transit is limited, students can be “one flat tire away from dropping out.” An unusual program is chipping away at the problem.