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Joanna Read, Lamda's head, said that it would allow students to learn "within an increasingly growing field of performing arts".

For states with many immigrants, it would allow students not fluent in English to be tested in their native language for five years.

The school would offer a master's in urban engineering, in addition to Ph.D. programs, and it would allow students to spend time at N.Y.U.'s campuses in Abu Dhabi and Shanghai, or at one of the partner schools.

The proposed credit/no-credit system would be one method to encourage a more flexible program, since it would allow students the option to postpone taking science core subjects and to explore other academic interests.

Alexander called his plan "the most ambitious proposal ever to use existing dollars to enable states to offer school choice". It would allow students whose families meet the federal definition of poor to get $2,100 each in federal funds to be used for private school tuition.

"It would allow students in Wales to work with very distinguished artists from Belgium and help raise the standard of arts and crafts here".

The key aim of the bill was to allow creationist material that would critique evolution and other scientific theories, and opponents of the bill pointed out that it also would allow students to opt out even of particular test questions if they objected to evolution (Cavanagh 2009).

States such as Michigan and Oregon are looking at the feasibility of an idea called "Pay It Forward," which would allow students to go to public college for free.

In Oregon, state legislators in 2013 introduced a "Pay it Forward" plan that would allow students to attend public colleges tuition-free in exchange for 3percentt of their income after graduation.

The provision would apply only to public schools, but many Democrats see it as a first step toward federal vouchers that would allow students to use federal funding for private school enrollment.

NPC's statement said it would double down the Fair Campus Act, similar legislation that would allow students to hire lawyers to represent them in student misconduct hearings.