New Programs: Engineering, Game Design, Biology, Pharmacy

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Carroll University, in Wisconsin, and the University of Wisconsin at Platteville have announced a dual degree program in which, over five years, students will earn a bachelor of science in applied physics from Carroll and a bachelor of science in engineering from Platteville.
Finger Lakes Community College is starting an associate of applied science program in game programming and design.
Robert Morris University, in Pennsylvania, is starting an undergraduate major in biology.
Touro College, in New York, is starting a doctor of pharmacy program.

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