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Publication Date: May 2004
Publisher: Center for Law and Social Policy
Author(s): Anita Mathur; Judy Reichle; Julie Strawn; Chuck Wiseley
Research Area: Education
Type: Report
Coverage: United States
Abstract:
This report, a joint venture of CLASP and the California Community Colleges Chancellors Office, tracks the employment rates and median annual earnings of female welfare participants who exited the California community college system in 1999-2000.
The report shows that women receiving welfare in California who complete an Associate degree or certificate work more and earn substantially more in the two years after college than they did before college. In addition, while attending school, the women welfare participants were more likely to be employed than the general California welfare population.