Ogeechee Tech, Georgia Southern agree to limited dual enrollment

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Ogeechee Technical College President Dr. Dawn Cartee, left, and Georgia Southern University President Dr. Brooks Keel sign an agreement in Georgia Southern's Marvin Pittman Administration Building Thursday. The agreement, which takes effect starting with summer classes, allows students to take courses at Ogeechee Tech and Georgia Southern at the same time, and OTC students who pay the GSU student activity fee have access to university amenities such as the Recreation Activity Center and student seating at athletic events. - photo by JENNY FOSS/Statesboro Magazine

GSU-OTC signing — Ogeechee Technical College President Dr. Dawn Cartee, left, and Georgia Southern University President Dr. Brooks Keel sign an agreement in Georgia Southern's Marvin Pittman Administration Building Thursday. The agreement, which takes effect starting with summer classes, allows students to take courses at Ogeechee Tech and Georgia Southern at the same time, and OTC students who pay the GSU student activity fee have access to university amenities such as the Recreation Activity Center and student seating at athletic events. - photo by JENNY FOSS/Statesboro Magazine

Ogeechee Technical College students can now be Georgia Southern University students at the same time. Ogeechee Tech voices will even be added to the Southern Chorale. OTC President Dr. Dawn Cartee and GSU President Dr. Brooks Keel signed an agreement Thursday for a pilot project, which will allow a limited number of Ogeechee Tech students to take any of three classes at Georgia Southern.

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