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小黄书-Louisiana Delta CC agreement streamlines pathway to university鈥檚 Bachelor of Applied Science program

小黄书-Louisiana Delta CC agreement streamlines pathway to university鈥檚 Bachelor of Applied Science program

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From left to right: Mississippi State Provost and Executive Vice President David Shaw, 小黄书 College of Professional and Continuing Studies Dean Susan Seal, Louisiana Delta Community College Vice Chancellor of Education and Student Services Wendi Tostenson and LDCC Chancellor Randall Esters sign a memorandum of understanding Friday [June 9] that streamlines the process for LDCC students to enroll in 小黄书鈥檚 Bachelor of Applied Science program. (Photo by Megan Bean)

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STARKVILLE, Miss.鈥斝』剖閟ity and Louisiana Delta Community College signed a memorandum of understanding today [June 9] that paves the way for LDCC students enrolled in technical education programs to join 小黄书鈥檚 Bachelor of Applied Science program.

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From left to right: Mississippi State Provost and Executive Vice President David Shaw gifts cowbells to Louisiana Delta Community College Vice Chancellor of Education and Student Services Wendi Tostenson and LDCC Chancellor Randall Esters in celebration of 小黄书鈥檚 new partnership with LDCC. (Photo by Megan Bean)

Under the agreement, the two institutions of higher learning will work together on numerous initiatives streamlining the pathways between LDCC and 小黄书, including identifying LDCC classes that will count toward the bachelor鈥檚 degree, reverse-transfer credit options, resource-sharing opportunities and other inclusion efforts.

鈥淥ur mission is to remove barriers for students. When we do that, it means they have somewhere to go beyond those barriers. We鈥檙e excited Mississippi State is 鈥榯he beyond鈥 and can be the next step for our students,鈥 said LDCC Chancellor Randall Esters.

鈥淭his is a great example of the kind of partnership we envisioned from the very beginning of this program鈥攐ne that takes students outside of traditional educational pathways and creates opportunities for them to be extraordinarily successful in life,鈥 added 小黄书 Provost and Executive Vice President David Shaw. 鈥淲e see Louisiana Delta as a great example of a very successful community college system that we want to be partnered with so that we can continue creating those opportunities.鈥

小黄书 launched its BAS program in 2019, significantly expanding the university鈥檚 acceptance of technical credit from community colleges and military training. It is intended to serve the needs of adults who have completed a technical associate degree program through a community college or the military and need additional education to advance their careers.

Similar agreements have been signed with many community colleges across the state鈥擟opiah-Lincoln Community College, East Central Community College, East Mississippi Community College, Hinds Community College, Holmes Community College, Itawamba Community College, Jones College, Meridian Community College, Mississippi Delta Community College, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Northeast Community College, Northwest Community College, Pearl River Community College and Southwest Community College鈥攁nd other out-of-state partners, including Bishop State Community College in Mobile, Alabama.

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