These UVM programs could be on the chopping block to make up for $8.6 million deficit [View all]

The University of Vermont's College of Arts and Sciences would take a major hit to help the institution rebound from its $8.6 million deficit.

The university announced Wednesday a proposal to cut low-enrollment academic programs, all contained in the arts and sciences. In all, programs cut could include 12 of the 56 majors, 11 of the 63 minors and four of the ten master's degree programs.

Programs proposed for elimination are listed below and include the three-year average for students in the program followed by the three-year average of number of degrees awarded.

Read more: https://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/2020/12/03/uvm-proposals-cut-12-majors-other-programs-respond-deficit/3806864001/