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RE: "Chemical Engineering" and How the UAB Admin is Showing Their Hand Again
I heard from an acquaintance that at Alabama's recent junior preview day for rising high school seniors that those attending were told that UA was in the process of adding a biomechanical engineering degree. In other words, it's happening again, they're putting in a program we have with the intent of stealing those undergrad students.

It's not a rumor or a conspiracy theory, they continue to do it while forbidding us to put in programs that exist there.
03-17-2015 11:22 AM
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