Indiana Colleges Cut 210 Programs, Merge 374
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Indianas public colleges are streamlining their degree programs, eliminating or merging about a quarter of them with low enrollment. The higher education commission approved the final list, targeting programs with fewer than ten graduates per year. The changes affect four percent of all graduates statewide, with half of the eliminated programs having zero students. The new law also focuses on low-earning degrees, aiming to optimize taxpayer funds for families facing high college costs.
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