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CT HB05030
Bill
Status
5/9/2012
Primary Sponsor
Toni Harp
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AI Summary
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Regional community-technical colleges and Connecticut State University System must develop and implement a general education core of at least 30 academic credits by July 1, 2013
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Core courses must be offered as part of liberal arts, sciences, and designated transfer degree programs at each constituent unit
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Students transferring between institutions or within the same system shall have credits earned in the core curriculum automatically count toward general education requirements at their new institution
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Teaching faculty from both the regional community-technical college system and Connecticut State University System, elected through system-wide faculty senate elections, must participate in developing and implementing the core curriculum
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Effective July 1, 2012
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Development Of A General Education Core Of Courses To Allow For The Seamless Transfer Among Public Institutions Of Higher Education.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
5/14/2012