This study reported that community college students placed in math remediation were more likely to transfer and to accumulate more credit hours but were not less likely to stop out nor more likely to earn a degree. There was no statistically significant difference between the four measured outcomes for students enrolled in English remediation and comparable non remedial students. The positive results are encouraging, but two positive and six null results in their study do not fundamentally change the overall picture that emerges from the collection of studies. Moreover, because the sample included only students who had an ACT score and had declared that they wanted to earn a bachelor's degree, this study's results are not as generalizable as regression discontinuity studies that do not make these restrictions.