Fast-tracked online degree programs prompt concerns from some educators
Summary
Some online colleges now offer bachelor's degrees that students can complete in just a few weeks instead of the usual four years. This fast-tracking approach is causing concern among some educators about the quality of education.Key Facts
- Most students usually take about four years to finish a bachelor's degree.
- Some online programs allow students to complete degrees much faster, in weeks.
- These programs are offered by certain online colleges.
- Educators worry that speeding up degree programs may harm education quality.
- The Washington Post reporter Todd Wallack covered this issue.
- CBS News shared the report with a video explanation.
- The focus is on the trend of very fast online degrees and reactions from educators.
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