High-schoolers earn college credit, boost job opportunities
More than 30% of all high school students in the state will earn college credit before graduating, as opposed to just 10% less than a decade earlier.
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More than 30% of all high school students in the state will earn college credit before graduating, as opposed to just 10% less than a decade earlier.
Montana students will still be required to take the American College Testing, or ACT, test despite recent uncertainty over how the requirement would be funded.
Census data shows many people who obtain a diploma will earn above the state’s 2022 median income of $37,837 in only a matter of years after graduation, if not sooner.
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