Colleges and universities are concerned about enrollment numbers. More campuses are finding ways for military veterans and people who’ve been in the workforce to fast-track degrees.

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IU- Bloomington's bachelor's degree in AI had two graduates in 2023, for example. "Twenty-five years ago, there weren't AI degrees out there," Guiliano said.

A total of 10,138 degrees were earned by 9,934 graduating students. Those students were joined by over 30,000 families and friends in the stands, and chief among them was CU superfan, 100-year-old ...