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Explain what a Carnegie unit is, and why regional accreditation and credit-hour definitions still gatekeep so much of what a college can actually do.

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A Carnegie unit is seat-time: historically about 120 hours of instruction for a high-school credit, and in higher ed the federal credit-hour rule roughly translates to one hour of…

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