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'Swirling' Students Bellwether for Community Colleges

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More than 2.5 million students attend California's 112 community colleges -- and about 10 percent of those students attend more than one of them. It's a tactic called "swirling," and more students are having to resort to it in order to get enough required classes and credits to graduate.

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