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How Higher Education in Prison Lowers Recidivism Rates

How Higher Education in Prison Lowers Recidivism Rates
Dwayne Rushing 23 February 2026 0 Comments

Higher education in prison reduces recidivism by up to 43%, saves taxpayer money, and helps people rebuild their lives. Data from RAND, the Bureau of Prisons, and Second Chance Pell shows college programs work better than therapy or punishment alone.

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