Trends in higher education enrollment and Ohio's Senate Bill 1 are changing what degree programs will be available to students across the state.

Many of Ohio's public universities, including the state's largest, Ohio State , announced plans this year to end certain programs to comply with the new law. Also known as the "Advance Ohio Higher Education Act," Senate Bill 1 requires schools to end undergraduate degree programs that award fewer than five degrees annually over three years.

The University of Cincinnati has announced its intention to discontinue several programs across its main and regional campuses. In a recent campus update, UC's Office of the Provost announced the university will sunset its bachelor's of music composition degree and associate's degrees at its Blue Ash campus

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