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Arizona: State Univ. launches 3yr BA to address teacher shortage

Sep 2
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Arizona State University is launching three-year bachelor's degrees in education to help get graduates into classrooms sooner and meet Arizona's growing need for teachers.


Students can now graduate with degrees in elementary education and special education by completing 90 credits as opposed to 120, which is required in traditional programs. ASU officials said the programs are the first of their kind in the nation.


 
 
 

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