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Congress allocates $7.8 million for technical upgrades benefiting adult learners in UNC System - Vimarsana News

Congress allocates $7.8 million for technical upgrades benefiting adult learners in UNC System

RALEIGH, N.C. (WECT) - The University of North Carolina System is using a $7.8 million appropriation from Congress to make technical upgrades at campuses to ...

Nursing program | North Carolina Central University looks to grow adult learning enrollment working with Project Kitty Hawk - Vimarsana News

Nursing program | North Carolina Central University looks to grow adult learning enrollment working with Project Kitty Hawk

NCCU is reporting a notable bump in enrollment from its RN to BSN program just months after launching a partnership with Project Kitty Hawk.

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North Carolina General Assembly Week in Review - December 2022 #3 | McGuireWoods Consulting - Vimarsana News

North Carolina General Assembly Week in Review - December 2022 #3 | McGuireWoods Consulting

This week, General Assembly leaders opted to not adjourn sine die, a formal adjournment process to end the legislative session, choosing instead to let the clock run out on the current...

Column: UNC project needs realistic goals - Vimarsana News

Column: UNC project needs realistic goals

About a million North Carolinians have spent some time in college but left without obtaining a degree. Policymakers at the University of North Carolina system and the General Assembly see

UNC Project needs realistic goals - Vimarsana News

UNC Project needs realistic goals

RALEIGH — About a million North Carolinians have spent some time in college but left without obtaining a degree. Policymakers at the University of North Carolina system and the General