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Midland College Launches Free Course Initiative for GED Graduates

By Matthew Lynch
January 2, 2025
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Midland, TX – Midland College (MC) is taking a bold step towards promoting educational accessibility and workforce readiness by launching a groundbreaking initiative offering free college courses to all GED graduates. This program, starting [insert start date], aims to empower individuals who have earned their GED to further their education and unlock new career possibilities.

“We are incredibly excited to provide this unique opportunity for our community,” said [Name and title of MC representative]. “We believe that everyone deserves access to quality education, regardless of their past educational experiences. This initiative is a direct investment in our local workforce and the future of Midland.”

The free course initiative offers a variety of options, including:

College credit courses: GED graduates can choose from a selection of general education courses relevant to their chosen career paths.

Career and technical education (CTE) courses: Programs in high-demand fields like healthcare, manufacturing, and technology are also available, providing valuable skills for immediate employment.

Transferable college credits: Courses completed through the initiative can transfer to four-year universities, allowing GED graduates to pursue higher education opportunities.

“[Name and title of representative from a community organization or partner], “This program is a game-changer for individuals who have worked hard to earn their GED. By removing the financial barrier, MC is creating a pathway for them to achieve their dreams and contribute to our community’s growth.”

The program is funded through [mention funding source or specific details] and is open to all GED graduates who reside in [specify the area of eligibility]. To participate, individuals must:

Submit a completed application: [mention application process, website, or contact information]

Provide documentation of their GED: [specify required documents]

MC encourages all GED graduates to take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity. “[Name and title of MC representative] believes that this initiative will not only empower individuals to reach their full potential but also strengthen our local economy by creating a highly skilled workforce.”

For more information about the free course initiative for GED graduates, visit [website address or contact information].

This program is a testament to Midland College’s commitment to providing equitable access to quality education, creating a brighter future for the community.

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