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Planning for Higher Education Journal
How to Start Restructuring Our Colleges
From Volume 24 Number 3 | Spring 1996By Clara LovettSuggests a number of potential changes colleges and universities could make to better serve their populations and utilize their facilities. A revised academic calendar, competence-based exams, and integration of student employment into the academic programs are among the changes proposed which, taken together and implemented across institutions, the author contends could markedly transform the higher education system in the United States.
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