Maine's Unity College has received a $291,000 grant from the Davis Education Foundation to offer academic credit for real-world experience. The funding will go towards a comprehensive academic credentials system that will allow students to get credit for non-academic work and will potentially be part of a autumn 2020 academic schedule. The project costs nearly $4m and will launch in year-round.
Maine's Unity College has received a $291,000 grant from the Davis Education Foundation to offer academic credit for real-world experience. The funding will go towards a comprehensive academic credentials system that will allow students to get credit for non-academic work and will potentially be part of a year-round academic schedule. The project costs nearly $4m and will launch in autumn 2020.