IT SOON COULD BECOME MUCH EASIER for California community colleges to create new bachelor’s degree programs.
The state’s community colleges, which primarily offer certificates and two-year associate degrees, are permitted to create bachelor’s degrees that fill workforce needs, but existing law allows them to do so only if they don’t duplicate what’s offered at California’s four-year universities.
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