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Central Michigan University Becomes First in State to Guarantee Jobs or Pay Graduates $2,000
Central Michigan University becomes Michigan's first public university to guarantee graduates will get job offers or grad school acceptance within 6 months, or receive $2,000. The bold Central Career Guarantee program launches fall 2026 for eligible students, backed by CMU's 94.3% career outcomes rate and commitment to student success.
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By Bernadette B. Tixon
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By Chris John
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By Chris JohnSamantha Fulnecky Claims University of Oklahoma Only Responded to Her Zero-Grade Essay Complaint Due to 'Social Media Backlash'
By Catherine Armecin Martin
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By Mycah Puno
University of Oklahoma Student's Zero-Grade Essay Sparks Debate As Mum Kristi Fulnecky's Past Controversies Resurface
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By Catherine Armecin Martin
