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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2019 · 29 MIN

Expanding access and conveying competencies: How Western Governors University is rethinking higher education

from HBS Managing the Future of Work · host Harvard Business School

Western Governors University was founded in 1997 to expand access to affordable higher education and to offer instruction grounded in the requirements of the job market. WGU President and HBS alum Scott Pulsipher tells Bill about the school’s innovative online model, which delivers a proficiency-based curriculum to working adults and members of underserved groups. With over 115,000 full-time students, WGU plans to reach an even wider audience. Is this a model for the future?

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