Colleges Rebrand Humanities to Boost Enrollment and Career Relevance
May 1, 2025
American colleges rebrand humanities as “applied” to meet job market demands, boosting enrollment and relevance.
American colleges rebrand humanities as “applied” to meet job market demands, boosting enrollment and relevance.
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