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New Oregon Coast campus gives students the opportunity to complete biology degree

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A new partnership between the University of Oregon and Southwestern Oregon Community College seeks to allow marine biology students to spend their whole undergraduate academic career on the Oregon Coast. This partnership would allow students to begin at SWOCC, complete an associate degree in marine biology there and then be able to complete a bachelor’s degree at the OIMB. Currently, marine biology students at UO complete three to four terms at …

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New Oregon Coast campus gives students the opportunity to complete biology degree

A new partnership between the University of Oregon and Southwestern Oregon Community College seeks to allow marine biology students to spend their whole undergraduate academic career on the Oregon Coast. This partnership would allow students to begin at SWOCC, complete an associate degree in marine biology there and then be able to complete a bachelor’s degree at the OIMB. Currently, marine biology students at UO complete three to four terms at …

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