If they do increase the minimum to 150-190 hours, that probably wont affect most programs, as most of them already have that many hours. But at least it will get rid of these EMT mills and "accelerated" programs that give EMTs a bad name.
hahaha an accelerated EMT course. Good luck! It's nearly impossible to learn everything in an accelerated course. Plus there are a ton of schools that offer them and do a horrible job in teaching. Hope you did your research on them.
Who said their aim was to learn? Accelerated courses are about memorizing what's necessary to pass the credentialing exam, not learning and being a good provider.