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Home Education Policy and Government From Inside Higher Ed: Defining College
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From Inside Higher Ed: Defining College

The Association of American Colleges and Universities is pressing its view of a college education in debates over MOOCs and competency-based programs.

Inside Higher Ed reports on how the Association of American Colleges and Universities is weighing in on competency-based education, MOOCs and defining college.

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by Paul Fain

WASHINGTON — The Association of American Colleges and Universities has worked to make its voice heard in discussions about competency-based education, MOOCs and other trendy alternatives to traditional higher education.

Read the rest of the story at Inside Higher Ed.

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