Students favor reducing requirements

As long as there has been institutionalized higher education, a constant battle has been waged over what that education should consist of. Professors and administrators have long debated the virtues of certain core curricula over others and have made relatively frequent changes in their composition over the years - often the result of changing global trends or new educational theories.

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Students favor reducing requirements

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