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  • Dalton State College, in Georgia, is starting bachelor's programs in English and history, with options in each program for certification for secondary education. While Dalton primarily offers associate degree programs, the new bachelor's programs bring the number of four-year majors to 12.
  • The University of North Dakota is starting an accelerated post-baccalaureate nursing program, which in 16 months will train people who have majored in fields other than nursing to become nurses.
  • The University of San Francisco is starting an online certificate program in Internet marketing.

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