January 30, 2008
From QCC To Bachelor's In Four Years
By Matthew L. Brown
A new program will allow students who enroll in Quinsigamond Community College 's business program to be admitted to Nichols College in Dudley automatically.
The program is called the Associate's to Bachelor's Business Program, and it is scheduled to begin in the fall. Students who enroll in the program at Quinsig will earn an associate's degree in business there, complete a third year of coursework at QCC, and complete the program with a bachelor's after the fourth year at Nichols.
QCC president Gail E. Carberry and Nichols president Debra Townsley are expected to officially sign the program agreement today at QCC.
Nichols claims that one in 10 of its alumni is a President or CEO of a company or owns his or her own business. The college also says that 96 percent of its class of 2006 was employed within 6 months of graduation at an average salary of $40,000.
The program is called the Associate's to Bachelor's Business Program, and it is scheduled to begin in the fall. Students who enroll in the program at Quinsig will earn an associate's degree in business there, complete a third year of coursework at QCC, and complete the program with a bachelor's after the fourth year at Nichols.
QCC president Gail E. Carberry and Nichols president Debra Townsley are expected to officially sign the program agreement today at QCC.
Nichols claims that one in 10 of its alumni is a President or CEO of a company or owns his or her own business. The college also says that 96 percent of its class of 2006 was employed within 6 months of graduation at an average salary of $40,000.
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