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Ohio University to Suspend 11 Programs Under Advance Ohio Law
Ohio University will suspend entry to 11 academic programs to comply with the new Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, which requires a minimum of five graduates per year. Current students can finish their degrees as planned.
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