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Board of Regents to Consider Reduced-Credit Degrees
The proposal would cut one SDSU program from 120 credits to 90 as South Dakota Regents weigh broader changes to bachelor’s degrees.
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Board of Regents to consider reduced-credit degrees
BROOKINGS — Some South Dakota Board of Regents schools are looking at implementing the first reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees in the state, illustrating changing attitudes toward higher education and the perceived
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siouxfallslive.comSouth Dakota Board of Regents to consider reduced-credit degrees
The proposal SDSU is considering would change its Hospitality, Tourism and Event Management bachelor's degree, which requires 120 credits, to a bachelor of applied science that would require 90 credits.
·Fairfield, United States
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