The curriculum offered at Carroll College will see some changes this fall as the administration shifts its priorities to meet the changing demand. The changes will generally reduce the focus on the liberal arts in favor of more high-demand programs like nursing and social work. According to President John Cech, the French and physics majors have been recommended for future elimination. "We will, however, continue to provide courses in both areas to support other academic majors and the core curriculum," Cech said. These decisions came from a series of meetings on the college's Realign, Reinvest & Reimagine plan, which aims to help meet shortfalls by making "realistic" budget reductions. Cech said that since December, the administration has held a series of internal listening sessions including three open forums and multiple faculty, department, student and individual meetings.