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Infographic: Hybrid Clinical Degrees In 2020

November 30, 2021
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Zero OD completions resulted from distance programs in 2020, but our analysis shows that other popular clinical degrees have already moved to hybrid learning. In collaboration with the Noodle Data Science team, we analyzed the share of clinical degree completions from distance based programs vs in-person programs in 2020. Based on data from Emsi Q4 2021 Data Set (economicmodeling.com).

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