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3. A lot of Republican state legislatures are doing this.

Reply to Squaredeal (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 23, 2025, 01:14 PM

Apr 2025

North Carolina has forced UNC system schools to cut majors and programs.

And if a student transfers to a private school or goes out of state, they will pay much higher tuition and other costs. Meaning they graduate with more debt.

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Universities cutting dozens of majors after Utah law requires deep budget cuts [View all] Coventina Apr 2025 OP

I'm sure that universities outside of Utah will let them transfer. Squaredeal Apr 2025 #1

A lot of Republican state legislatures are doing this. yardwork Apr 2025 #3

If students aren't interested enough to major in them, it makes sense to cut them MichMan Apr 2025 #2

Maybe, and maybe not. yardwork Apr 2025 #4

What ideology is involved in mining, metallurgical, and geological engineering ? MichMan Apr 2025 #5

I don't know and didn't mention those. yardwork Apr 2025 #6