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Degree or program reclassifications — meaning changes to how a degree or program is classified by an institution, regulator, or interstate compact — can change who qualifies for benefits such as tuiti...
The best available, multi-source evidence indicates the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimated , a and the lowest annual fatality count below 40,000 since 2020 . Other authoritative ...
The NCAA changed its Division I reclassification timelines in January 2025: schools moving from Division II now face a three-year transition (previously four) and schools from Division III face a four...
Reclassifications are a common administrative action across many domains — from FDA device classes to school and athletic divisions — and in the FDA’s case the law and process have changed, which has ...
Available reporting shows a proposed 2025 Department of Education rule that would narrow which degrees count as “professional” for federal student‑loan purposes and that the proposal had not yet been ...
There is no single, uniform “reclassification” in the provided sources — reporting covers several reclassification moves (federal hemp/marijuana Schedule changes, school sports classifications, profes...
Schools communicating reclassification effects should use clear, multi‑channel notice and follow formal procedures tied to the specific kind of reclassification (athletic/grade-year, job/classificatio...
Reporting in the supplied sources shows multiple, unrelated “reclassification” actions across sectors in 2024–2026: federal civil‑service proposals like Project 2025 would reclassify many career emplo...
State and regional “non‑professional” or athletic/position reclassifications in 2025 most visibly affected high school athletics (Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and other state associations) and higher...
Reclassification in K–12 contexts usually means either (A) changing a multilingual student from English Learner (EL) to Reclassified Fluent English Proficient (RFEP), which ends entitlement to EL serv...
Available sources show many different “reclassification” policies in varied contexts (K–12 teacher ranks, university student standing, athletic classifications, and federal definitions of professional...