
Colleges are increasingly offering three-year B.A.s and other accelerated programs in response to a growing market of money-conscious go-getters and career changers.
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Curriculum
Students Want Faster Degrees. Colleges Are Responding.
Accelerated programs appeal to frugal families, to adults making a career change, and to students focused on specialized training. But for these programs to succeed, colleges have to market them. -
News
Colleges Enter Competition With Coding Boot Camps
Some work with specialized partners. Others feel confident relying on their own faculty members and resources. -
News
Nearly a Fifth of One University’s Students Are on the 3-Year Track
In less than a decade, enrollment in Lynn University’s accelerated programs has soared from 27 to about 460 students. -
The Review
An Efficient Education? Sure. As Long as It’s Good, Too.
Here are some resources to help differentiate intelligently focused programs from those that cut corners.