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The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania will offer AI as an MBA major and undergraduate concentration starting in the next academic year.
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Student Advocates Sue to Stop Cuts to Higher Education Data Systems
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Bipartisan Proposal Would Slash Student Loan Interest Rates
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Trump Admin to Redefine Student Loan Repayment, Forgiveness Programs
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Naval Academy Eliminates Affirmative Action
Adhering to directives from the Trump administration, the Naval Academy will abandon the consideration of race in admissions.
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