Changes Planned for Carnegie ClassificationsCarnegie Classification 2000

By KIT LIVELY

Research and doctoral universities will be combined in new category

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching plans to revise its system of classifying institutions of higher education, with the biggest changes proposed for universities that award

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