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[quote=Anonymous]I kind of like the idea of bringing in career training programs. That would likely work at someplace like Radford. They could easily offer those types of programs in their Carilion programs - looks like they offer one associates program already, but that could be expanded. Although, they do have a Bridge program with their local community college? I have been investigating a couple OOS schools for my daughter that operate under this model - Northern Michigan U and then there are a few like this in Utah (Utah Valley, Utah Tech and I THINK Weber State?) Another school that does this is Dean College in MA. They offer Associates but also have Bachelors and sometimes higher degrees (depending on the school) I know Longwood and Mary Washington were building new facilities?[/quote]
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