Now more than ever, an academic degree can lead to better jobs and increased salary for Mississippi adults. Today more than 54% of jobs will require education beyond high school.*
However unusual the path that has led you back to education, it’s never too late to pursue your educational desires. Adults and non-traditional students who wish to pursue higher education have the option of completing the associate degree or bachelor’s degree from community colleges or universities.
Going back to college in your local community or as a distance learning student can be both exciting and intimidating. With so many options for study and so many jobs that seem to be taking a back seat to technology, prospective students are bound to have concerns and wonder if returning to school will pay off in the long run.
Online classes can be convenient and exciting. If you are a student who is considering taking courses via the internet, you may be concerned with
Now more than ever, an academic degree can lead to better jobs and increased salary for Mississippi adults. Today more than 54% of jobs will require education beyond high school.*
However unusual the path that has led you back to education, it’s never too late to pursue your educational desires. Adults and non-traditional students who wish to pursue higher education have the option of completing the associate degree or bachelor’s degree from community colleges or universities.
Going back to college in your local community or as a distance learning student can be both exciting and intimidating. With so many options for study and so many jobs that seem to be taking a back seat to technology, prospective students are bound to have concerns and wonder if returning to school will pay off in the long run.
Online classes can be convenient and exciting. If you are a student who is considering taking courses via the internet, you may be concerned with
Complete 2 Compete (C2C) is a state program designed to help Mississippi adults complete their college degrees and create a brighter future.
The C2C program and grant are funded by the Mississippi Department of Human Services and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
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