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work_ba5asz5uynhhll4c55dwa5cire	George Keller	The New Demand for Heterogeneity in College Teaching	2006	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3133	196	57	changes at every institution and is reshaping the U.s. higher education enterprise. overwhelming majority of the 15.3 million students are attending universities to prepare to become accountants, nurses, computer engineers, teachers, The first person to notice the radical implications of mass higher education was Berkeleysociologist Martin Trow.who. The vast and far more heterogeneous cohort of college and university students has forced dozens of changes and innovations and several major transformations. To accommodate the increased breadth of courses and variety of students, the structure of academic appointments is being radically altered. mass higher education has pressed into being a new, four-tier order. are now four basic kinds of colleges and universities, each with its own collection of students, faculty, curriculum, and function for society. exist, the market for U.S. college education is segmented, with students who variety of students attending colleges and universities is different from that of Reflections on the transition from mass to universal higher education.	./cache/work_ba5asz5uynhhll4c55dwa5cire.pdf	./txt/work_ba5asz5uynhhll4c55dwa5cire.txt