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Core Curriculum Improves Academic Rigor, Identity, and Retention

Curriculum Planning and Development

Core Curriculum Improves Academic Rigor, Identity, and Retention

Concordia University Irvine recently adopted a core curriculum as a way to increase academic rigor, strengthen the university’s identity, and improve student retention. In May, the university graduated its first students to experience the core. In an interview with Academic Leader, Scott Ashmon, director of the core curriculum, explained the core’s design, implementation, and outcomes.

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