Wright State University to suspend admissions to 34 degrees - Laura Spitalniak, Higher Ed Dive
Wright State University, in Ohio, immediately suspended enrollment into almost three dozen programs as part of its review of academic offerings. The public institution announced plans last week to deactivate the 34 associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, including those in art history, engineering physics and rehabilitation counseling. A majority of the degrees, 22, were already being wound down by their departments and colleges, the university said. The affected programs enroll 54 students, according to a university spokesperson. They will have the option to complete their degrees within the next four years.
