CSU dumping remedial classes won’t fix the problem of unprepared students

The California State University system has decided to end its current remedial classes, but what will that mean for students and the value of a college degree?
CSU Chancellor Timothy White issued an executive order last week to eliminate the schools’ placement exams and remedial courses for incoming freshman whose math and English skills may not meet college standards.
Campuses may offer replacement programs, such as additional tutoring or the option of stretching general education courses