Lillian Diaz, Author at The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal

A Graduate’s Perspective: The Value of First Attending Community College

Feb 21, 2022 · Lillian Diaz · Comments Off

Scrolling through my social media recently, I noticed a post shared by a friend that read: “@ all high school seniors filling out college applications right now: COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS … Continue reading “A Graduate’s Perspective: The Value of First Attending Community College”

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A Graduate’s Perspective: The Value of First Attending Community College