Kettering University will cut more than a third of its programs, MLive reported.
The university will not accept any new majors in the applied math, applied biology, applied physics, biochemistry and chemistry programs after fall 2021, Robert McMahan, president of the university, said in a letter.
The five programs enroll 77 students, more than half of which are seniors. The university will still offer the courses those students need to complete their degrees. In total, the university enrolls about 1,800 undergraduate students.
