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College for America CFA) has designed a new approach to higher education based on skills learned vs. time spent in the class (contact hours). Students do not get letter grades; there is no teacher to beg for a better grade. Students are assessed with either Not Yet or Mastery. They need to fully master 120 skills to graduate. This program is affordable, and students progress through the course at their own pace, while coached by the team at CFA.
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