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There are a lot of reasons to be enthusiastic about efforts to retool the Carnegie Unit. At the same time, there are reasons to be wary.
The future of higher education is competency-based credentialing.
The Carnegie unit of education, which serves as the widely accepted standard for determining college credit, was introduced in 1906. Its significance lies in its establishment of a consistent nationwide