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Valdosta State, Ogeechee Tech sign articulation agreements
Move should help transition between schools
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Valdosta State University President Dr. William McKinney and Ogeechee Technical College President Dr. Dawn Cartee sign articulation agreements allowing OTC students who receive certain associate degrees to maximize their transfer of credits to bachelor's degree programs in organizational leadership and human capital performance at VSU. The signing ceremony took place at Ogeechee Tech Wednesday afternoon. - photo by Special
Ogeechee Technical College signed articulation agreements with Valdosta State University on Wednesday, simplifying student transition between the two institutions of higher education. The Pathways Program agreement will allow Ogeechee Tech students with an Associate of Applied Science to maximize their transfer of credits to complete either a Bachelor of Science in organizational leadership or a Bachelor of Applied Science in human capital performance in two years or less at Valdosta State, said Andy Clark, the vice president for enrollment, marketing and communications at VSU. “I am thrilled to have the articulation agreement between Valdosta State University and Ogeechee Technical College become a reality,” said Dr. William McKinney, the president of Valdosta State. “VSU is committed to building pathways that enable students to take the next step in their pursuit of a bachelor’s degree.”
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