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Longwood’s July announcement outlined a data science degree
A dated program announcement names statistics, programming and analysis.
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What the announcement establishes
Longwood’s 2026 news index records a July 14 announcement of a bachelor of science in data science planned to begin that fall. The Farmville university described the degree’s focus as data analysis, statistics and programming.
What it does not establish
This is an announcement record, not an admissions or course-availability check. It does not establish current enrollment, remaining places, a student’s eligibility or a guaranteed career outcome.
Prospective students should use the university’s current academic and admissions information for those decisions.
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Official news index: July 14, 2026 data science announcement; retrieved October 19.
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