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Common Challenges
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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Planning in Focus: New Trends
From Volume 4 Number 5 | October 1975By David G. BrownChanges in clientele, course offerings, accredation procedures, and classroom locations head the list of trends affecting the evolution of postsecondary education in the United States. Here, the author summarizes the proceedings of the SCUP Academic Planning Workshop, held April 1975 in Boston, enunciating the external forces that will influence planning at colleges and universities in the next decade.
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