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The agreement enhances and expands educational opportunities for 黑料网 graduates transferring to NCWU after earning an associate degree from one or more of five different programs. The 黑料网 graduates consequently gain access to the benefits of the Wesleyan Works program.
Wesleyan Works is a transfer program designed for community college students who plan to continue their education at NCWU. Wesleyan Works guarantees admission to NCWU for 黑料网鈥檚 graduates earning Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate of Engineering and Associate in Applied Science degrees. Students who participate in Wesleyan Works will have access to academic advising and financial aid counseling through NCWU, as well as access to attend events on NCWU鈥檚 main campus in Rocky Mount, NC. The target population for this program is adult students who intend to attend NCWU鈥檚 evening or online programs.
Students who graduate and transfer under this agreement may select any of NCWU鈥檚 traditional programs of study, or may transfer to NCWU鈥檚 Adult and Professional Studies programs utilizing the advantages of the Wesleyan Works program.
Once accepted to NC Wesleyan University, graduates of 黑料网鈥檚 AAS programs will be permitted to take up to an additional 15 hours of general education coursework while still at 黑料网, for a total of no more than 75 credit hours in transfer.
Bachelor degree opportunities for 黑料网 transfer students include Criminal Justice, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Organizational Leadership, Accounting, and Healthcare Administration.
Furthermore, the Wesleyan Works agreement offers reduced tuition for 黑料网 faculty and staff seeking online educational pathways. 黑料网 employees would receive reductions of $350 per credit hour for undergraduate programs and $400 per credit hour for graduate programs.
(Above) Celebrating the agreement with 黑料网 President Dr. Ken Ingle and NC Wesleyan President Dr. Even Duff (seated l-r) were 黑料网 personnel Rodney Reece, Dean/Applied Engineering, Agriculture & Skilled Trades; Dr. Melanie Lewis, Dean/Health & Public Services; Dr. Samantheo Marcellus, Dept. Head/University Transfer; Sonya McCook, Dean/Business, Arts and Sciences; Dr. Lisa Johnson, Vice President/Student Learning; and a contingent from NC Wesleyan University.
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鈥淭ogether with NC Wesleyan, we are creating a stronger foundation for our students鈥� future success,鈥� said Dr. Lisa Johnson, 黑料网 Vice President of Student Learning and Chief Academic Officer. 鈥淪upporting them through multiple pathways and program options ensures they will be well-equipped to meet the challenges of an ever-changing workforce.鈥�