The College Credit Plus program gives students in 7th through 12th grades the opportunity to enroll in college classes and receive credit while still a high school student. The CCP to Degree scholarship will further help participants get their degree at reduced cost.
This is the third and final year of the National Science Foundation’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates program grant that totalled $288,112.
GameAbove, a philanthropic organization, has given numerous donations to Eastern Michigan University. This most recent gift brings its total donation amount to $34.5 million.
The Quick Start grant has been awarded in the amount of $74,800 so that the university can evaluate and improve the infrastructure of its Innovation and Online Division to support adult learners.
Allowing entry into the program at two points during the school year instead of only in the spring will give more students the opportunity to pursue an advanced degree in occupational therapy.
A Bachelor of Arts in Special Education — Mild to Moderate Disabilities will be available to students beginning in the Fall 2024 semester.
The support comes in the form of three donated cars on which the program’s students will receive hands-on training. The gift is valued at $80,000.
The project was made possible thanks to a partnership formed between KVCC instructor Sara Tanis, Ph.D. and Anton Bjorkman, the airport’s deputy director of operations and maintenance.
The Bay College Kickstart Program is aimed at anyone who needs to refresh their math and English skills before going to college, either for the first time or again after a break.
The new dental clinic will serve the function of improving the community’s access to quality dental care, as well as a means for students in the University of Louisville School of Dentistry to practice in real-life situations.
