After being laid off in 2001, Carol Holt enrolled in Penn State’s letters, arts, and sciences associate degree program. Since earning her associate degree, Carol has returned to Penn State to enroll in the bachelor of science degree program in security and risk analysis in the College of Information Sciences and Technology. “Going to college was a big step,” says Carol, a single mother of a teenage son. “Just take it one step at a time, and enjoy the journey.”
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Tuesday, April 2
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In addition to noncredit professional development programs offered through Center for Workplace Learning and Performance, you have many options to take a single credit course, complete a credit certificate or complete a degree. You can mix face-to-face instruction with online courses to maximize your time and customize your education to your schedule.
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