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Weinstein on WBUR: Will Three-Year Colleges Make The Grade?

  • June 16, 2015
  • The Progressive Policy Institute

With college costs rising and many students struggling with loan debt, some colleges are offering three-year bachelor’s degree programs to reduce costs and send graduates out into the world a year sooner. PPI Senior Fellow Paul Weinstein, who also directs the M.A. in Public Management program at Johns Hopkins University, tells Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson why he’s a big proponent of three-year degree programs.

Listen to Weinstein’s interview at Here & Now.

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