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…commuter school business model to an international model, competing with top-tier schools with a career-focused curriculum and single-digit acceptance rates. Along the way, a former president made a major investment…

…by some students whose families are not upscale! Yup. And that engineering and computer science school at the University of Illinois, regularly rated among the top such programs in the…

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