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Home » Debating the Demise of NYU online
Debating the Demise of NYU online
E-learning, United States, North America
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In this cautionary tale from The Chronicle of Higher Education, experts debate whether New York University's online for-profit venture went under because of the changing economy or bad decisions.

Link: http://chronicle.com/free/v48/i16/16a03101.htm
Added by View user profileR.W. Burniske on December 10, 2001
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