Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent a letter that prompted the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to explore options for three-year bachelor's degrees. The board has begun working towards this goal.
Further details about the potential three-year degree options are available from the source.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board's efforts are a response to the governor's initiative, aiming to create alternative degree paths.
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