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Feedback from December 26 and Beyond

Cutting Class Utah colleges are cutting general education requirements—a long-overdue step toward making college shorter, cheaper and more flexible for students. By reducing...

Cutting Class Utah colleges are cutting general education requirements—a long-overdue step toward making college shorter, cheaper and more flexible for students. By reducing required credits, the Utah System of Higher Education is helping students save time and money while allowing them to focus on what matters most.

No two students are the same, yet requiring a rigid set of general education courses treats them as if they are. With fewer required credits, students have more freedom to tailor their education.

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