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AI graduation requirements will soon be here

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By Mark Milliron
| Fast Company Verified
Listen to this ArticleMore info Late last year, Purdue University became the first university in the U.S. to announce it was adopting an artificial intelligence graduation requirement. While Purdue’s decision was a milestone in a growing national effort to align higher education with the realities of an AI-enabled workforce, the institution is far from alone in exploring how to ensure AI literacy becomes a core component of the undergraduate experience. And for good reason.
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Colleges serving a different kind of student matter

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By Mark Milliron
| Fast Company Verified
For decades, old-school rankings and classic classifications have helped define what excellence looks like in higher education. However, in doing so, they’ve narrowed the nation’s vision. We can do better. We can widen the spotlight and find real difference makers in the process. Let me be clear: There’s nothing wrong with highlighting the remarkable contributions of the country’s “top-tier” universities.
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How California can improve access to higher education for non-traditional learners | Opinion

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By Mark Milliron
| The Modesto Bee Verified
More than one in six Californians have gone to college a bit — but not enough to earn a credential. According to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, California has more than 5.9 million with “some college, no credential” residents under the age of 65. The latest data from the Lumina Foundation shows that only 46% of California’s labor force possesses a post-high school credential of value and is earning at or above 15% more than the national median pay for a high school graduate.
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