Apprenticeship degree programs possess all the hallmarks of any Registered Apprenticeship: they are industry-led and offer paid work experience with wage progression, on-the-job learning, and supplemental education. What sets them apart is that apprentices earn not only a nationally recognized journeyworker credential but also an associate’s, bachelor's, or master's degree. This fact sheet outlines how state and federal policymakers can scale high-quality apprenticeship degrees across the country. We developed this agenda through extensive stakeholder consultation and refined it through a consensus-driven engagement process.