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But Rick Harman, a member of the Board of Regents, has an idea for incoming college students to graduate on time, if not sooner.
Many college students have a difficult time graduating after four years, let alone three.
Harman said high school students should earn as much college credit as they could during their senior year.
Regent suggests 3-year graduation
Harman said high school students could take as many as 30 credit hours. He recommended a student should have somewhere around 24 credit hours by their first year in college, if the student wanted to graduate within three years.
Carole Ross, associate vice chancellor for academic affairs, said KU accepted up to 64 hours of credit from any community college.
"It depends on the person." she said.
"Some of them really get bored in high school, and they need harder curriculum." he said.
Harman said students could earn their degrees even faster if they took summer courses.
This would allow college students to earn their degrees quicker and save money on college, about $8,000 according to Regents studies, he said.
But she said some college students might not want to go through college faster.
By Christoph Fuhrmans Kansan staff writer
"The three-year deal is not for everybody," he said. "You're talking about the top 15 percent. They're going to be dedicated to going from point A to point B."
Harman said students who would take the extra courses in high school would be the ones who were dedicated to earning a degree and getting a job after graduating from college.
Except for the top students who graduated from college early, Harman said, most students needed the full four years of college to grow and mature as adults.
Tricia Amberg, Overland Park sophomore, said high school students needed to look at their academic careers in high school before thinking of college.
"I think it depends on their grades in high school," she said.
"If it doesn't hurt them, then I'm all for it."
Amberg said students would be mature enough to enter the work force even after three years of college.
You really can't stop the growing experience, she said. Angela Clayton, Lawrence sophomore, said high school students who earned college credit would be better prepared for the academic and social changes of college.
"They'll know what to expect when they get up here because it's a whole different world," she said.
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St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center member Scott Shulte, left, and Kevin Koehler, Wellington senior, dish up vegetable soup for a dinner at the center promoting Homeless Awareness Week. Last night's dinner was organized by the center and the KU Homeless Coalition.
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Tuesday, November 16, 1993
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Pattl Butterfield, Ph.D. John B. Greene, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologists in Lawrence
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Live radio comedy and no leftovers!
Saturday, November 27 5:00 & 8:00pm
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