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With college costs rising and some students and families questioning the return on investment of a four-year degree, a few pioneering state universities are exploring programs that would grant certain
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A growing consortium of colleges, which traditionally require four years to earn a bachelor's degree, is piloting three-year baccalaureate programs to alleviate soaring costs and flagging enrollment numbers.
Indiana Senate Bill 8 proposes three higher education innovations - a reverse transfer policy, two-year degrees at four-year universities, and three-year BA programs.