Report: An 'F' Grade for the Nation's Initial Three-Year Degree Programs
May 10, 2018
May 10, 2018
BALTIMORE, Maryland, May 10 -- Johns Hopkins University issued the following news release:
More schools are offering three-year degrees to counter the ever-skyrocketing costs of a college education but a new Johns Hopkins University analysis finds these new programs are failing students.
Most new three-year degree options merely rush students through a program designed to take four years, found Paul Weinstein, director of the university's graduate program in public . . .
More schools are offering three-year degrees to counter the ever-skyrocketing costs of a college education but a new Johns Hopkins University analysis finds these new programs are failing students.
Most new three-year degree options merely rush students through a program designed to take four years, found Paul Weinstein, director of the university's graduate program in public . . .