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Headlines say Gen Z cannot find work to support themselves. At the same time, hundreds of thousands of high-paying jobs go unfilled every month.
Utah is well-positioned to lead national licensing reform by shifting toward market-driven competency evaluations and alternative credentials.
Higher education should generally be shorter, cheaper, and transparent. Alternatives should be promoted as viable options.
There are many reasons that enrollment may shrink: a declining birth rate from twenty years ago, tuition increases, on-the-job training, or an increase in alternatives to traditional college. Whatever the reason, colleges and universities, especially small ones, should begin looking at changing their model.
This law school is being granted the ability to admit two incarcerated students each academic year.
A college degree used to be a golden ticket when it came to earning potential.

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