Posts Tagged ‘Three-Year Degrees’
UMass Amherst Formalizes Three-Year Degree Program
by David Mabe
October 8, 2010
The University of Massachusetts Amherst will offer formal, three-year bachelors degree programs in selected academic disciplines. Beginning next fall, first-year students seeking majors in Economics, Music and Sociology can elect to travel a shortened route to their diplomas; other programs (e.g. Linguistics, Dance and Spanish) could be added to this pilot program in the future.
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National College Group Prez Urges Valuing Quality Over Costs
by Christine Cassis
June 23, 2010
The number of students considering a three-year college degree continues to rise, along with tuition prices and a rush by some students and families to get into the money-making world.
But just as colleges and universities feel pressure to reduce the time it takes to earn a degree, Carol Geary Schneider, president of the ...
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