ARLINGTON, Texas — The University of Texas – Arlington confirmed in a statement to WFAA that it will be discontinuing or consolidating several of its degree programs.
According to the school, the cuts will affect fewer than 200 students of the more than 42,700 students enrolled. A statement on its website says all students currently enrolled and admitted can complete their degrees without disruption, and that UTA will provide students a comprehensive plan, individualized advising and options for transitioning to other programs for students who change majors.
“These actions are intended to strengthen academic offerings and ensure responsible stewardship of resources,” the school said in a statement. “UTA remains committed to providing high-quality programs that meet student and workforce demand.”…