According to @AnthropicAI on Twitter, Anthropic is partnering with CodePath to provide Claude and Claude Code access to over 20,000 students across U.S. community colleges, state schools, and HBCUs, expanding enterprise-grade AI assistants into undergraduate curricula (source: Anthropic via Twitter). As reported by Anthropic, the collaboration aims to embed Claude for writing and research and Claude Code for software development support in CodePath’s structured courses, potentially accelerating AI-native learning pathways and job readiness in software engineering (source: Anthropic via Twitter). According to CodePath’s positioning as the largest collegiate computer science program in the U.S., this scale creates a distribution channel for model adoption and real-world feedback loops on code generation, debugging, and pair-programming use cases that can inform product refinement and educator tooling (source: Anthropic via Twitter post linking announcement). For universities and workforce partners, the move signals lower-cost integration of AI pair programmers into syllabi and capstones, creating opportunities for sponsorships, credits-aligned AI labs, and assessment frameworks that benchmark Claude Code performance against standard programming outcomes (source: Anthropic via Twitter).