“We have a policy at the school if we have a class with fewer than 10, we don’t teach that class. That was the situation that we had this semester.”
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considering the job placement record of UNC trained reporters at Bloomberg alone, low enrollment in this class is really shocking. i worked with several of them, and they came out ready to roll. and yes, i know chris is reading this.