More Nebraska colleges join campaign working to help students graduate in four years
8 Dec 2019
Three years after the University of Nebraska launched a public awareness campaign aimed at encouraging students to work hard to complete a college degree in four years, there are signs the initiative is working.
The number of students graduating has outpaced enrollment increases at NU, said interim President Susan Fritz, meaning students are graduating earlier and entering the workforce.
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