A new study in Texas reveals that while college and career readiness programs are incentivized by state funding, some methods of preparing students may not adequately prepare them for success after high school. Students enrolled in certain college prep courses were less likely to earn a degree compared to those who took dual credit classes or weren't labeled as college ready, suggesting the need for reevaluating how readiness is measured and rewarded.
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