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ASU launches new degree

Arizona State University is preparing to launch a brand-new undergraduate degree program at its downtown Phoenix campus this fall.

The Bachelor of Arts in Community Development is already preparing to enroll its first crop of students, with a graduate degree set to launch next year. The program has been in the works for over three years now after many hours of research, internal reviews and a final approval from the Arizona Board of Regents, according to Professor Mark Roseland, who joined

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