In four short years, a boost from her C2C coach and a little financial support propelled Kimberly Luckett from a serial college student to the head of her 2022 graduating class. In this interview, Kimberly shares the keys to her completing not one, but two degrees. Get a peek into her journey as she pursues the dream of a degree and self-sufficiency.
Beginning on Jan 1st, 2023, the Complete 2 Compete Program expanded the support it provides to qualifying returning students. C2C makes it possible for qualifying returning adult learners who complete an Associate’s Degree to qualify for C2C coach support and the $1,000 renewable grant to also complete a bachelor’s degree! Get complete details and see how YOU can qualify for this Life-Changing Turnaround!
Tassels are turning! It’s especially exciting for adults who went back to college to finish what they started years earlier. This May, we celebrate the graduates who have achieved their degrees… and a whole lot more.
A college degree can open up a whole new world of career possibilities. Learn about how two adult learners returned to school to fulfill their professional goals.
After leaving college in 1966, Milly was able to graduate 50 years later with the help of online classes, her C2C coach, and her support system.
College is tough enough when balancing raising kids and working. When Jackson State student, Kim Sims, found herself with mysterious health issues she was unable to keep up. Seven years later, inspiration appeared.
For LaShawnda Clay, it’s always been about the kids. She works with them and has two of her own. She spent almost six years working toward a degree to teach children.
It was raining hard the morning of June 9, 2014. Jemeika Jones had just dropped off her infant son and was excited for the first day on her new job. About 10 miles from home, Jemeika came around a bend in the road and saw a man crossing the street in front of her. She swerved to miss him.
When Major League Baseball calls, you answer. And that is what David Dellucci did. After four seasons at Ole Miss, where he earned All-American honors, 10 school records, and Athlete of the Year in 1995, he was selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the 1995 MLB Draft.
Thomas Coleman didn’t receive a degree the first time he attended Delta State University. But over two decades later, he surprised everyone when he walked across the stage on the same day as his daughter Lauren.
In four short years, a boost from her C2C coach and a little financial support propelled Kimberly Luckett from a serial college student to the head of her 2022 graduating class. In this interview, Kimberly shares the keys to her completing not one, but two degrees. Get a peek into her journey as she pursues the dream of a degree and self-sufficiency.
Beginning on Jan 1st, 2023, the Complete 2 Compete Program expanded the support it provides to qualifying returning students. C2C makes it possible for qualifying returning adult learners who complete an Associate’s Degree to qualify for C2C coach support and the $1,000 renewable grant to also complete a bachelor’s degree! Get complete details and see how YOU can qualify for this Life-Changing Turnaround!
Tassels are turning! It’s especially exciting for adults who went back to college to finish what they started years earlier. This May, we celebrate the graduates who have achieved their degrees… and a whole lot more.
A college degree can open up a whole new world of career possibilities. Learn about how two adult learners returned to school to fulfill their professional goals.
After leaving college in 1966, Milly was able to graduate 50 years later with the help of online classes, her C2C coach, and her support system.
College is tough enough when balancing raising kids and working. When Jackson State student, Kim Sims, found herself with mysterious health issues she was unable to keep up. Seven years later, inspiration appeared.
For LaShawnda Clay, it’s always been about the kids. She works with them and has two of her own. She spent almost six years working toward a degree to teach children.
It was raining hard the morning of June 9, 2014. Jemeika Jones had just dropped off her infant son and was excited for the first day on her new job. About 10 miles from home, Jemeika came around a bend in the road and saw a man crossing the street in front of her. She swerved to miss him.
When Major League Baseball calls, you answer. And that is what David Dellucci did. After four seasons at Ole Miss, where he earned All-American honors, 10 school records, and Athlete of the Year in 1995, he was selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the 1995 MLB Draft.
Thomas Coleman didn’t receive a degree the first time he attended Delta State University. But over two decades later, he surprised everyone when he walked across the stage on the same day as his daughter Lauren.
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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