An effort to offer bachelor’s degrees from the University of Virginia to students at Northern Virginia Community College has raised concerns about the integrity of the state’s “public Ivy.”

About 30 students are enrolled in the reputable community college’s program, new this year. If they complete the program, they will earn a bachelor of science degree from UVa. in interdisciplinary studies. As required, they have earned sufficient transferable credits from

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