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Michigan Governor Signs Directive to Boost Men's Access to Education and Training
Whitmer signed an executive directive Wednesday aimed at increasing men's access to skills training and higher education, citing concerns about educational disparities affecting male students.
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Certificate Programs Surge as Bachelor's and Associate Degrees Decline, Report Finds
Undergraduate certificate programs have reached a 10-year high in completion rates while traditional degree programs continue to decline.
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