Carnegie Mellon University is launching a new nonprofit with backing from the Gates Foundation to help college students succeed in gateway courses that have historically high failure rates.

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All undergraduate students on courses from accounting and finance to business studies, digital marketing, cyber security and many more.

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Learnvia, started by Carnegie Mellon University and supported by the Gates Foundation, says its AI-enabled tools can save professors’ time and help students make quicker progress.