Once-robust fields are being broken up and stripped for parts; new programs combine academic fundamentals with advanced niche skills; and more.
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In January the University System of Georgia will roll out programs that combine academic fundamentals with advanced niche skills in high demand by local industries. (PREMIUM)
As colleges enroll more underprepared students, they’re increasingly eliminating remedial courses. Critics say it’s unrealistic to expect nearly every student to succeed right off the bat — even with extra academic support. (PREMIUM)
The historically black college nearly lost its accreditation. Instead the federal and state government and an accreditor have taken big steps to keep it open. (PREMIUM)
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