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Fifteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program celebrated the completion of their studies with a pinning ceremony on July 10.
Published: Sunday, July 20th, 2025 @ 8:23 am By: Attila Nemecz
Fifteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program celebrated the completion of their studies with a pinning ceremony on July 10.
 
Eight students completed the initial paramedic certification course at Beaufort County Community College on November 1. BCCC’s paramedic program holds a 99 percent success rate, meaning that almost all of the students who complete the course earn their state certification.
Eight students completed the initial paramedic certification course at Beaufort County Community College on November 1. BCCC’s paramedic program holds a 99 percent success rate, meaning that almost all of the students who complete the course earn their state certification.
 
ECU undergrads find guidance in SECU Public Fellows Internship program
ECU undergrads find guidance in SECU Public Fellows Internship program
 
The six graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s practical nursing (PN) program celebrated completing their program through a pinning ceremony on July 12.
Published: Friday, July 21st, 2023 @ 10:00 am By: Attila Nemecz
The six graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s practical nursing (PN) program celebrated completing their program through a pinning ceremony on July 12.
 
Graduate and professional programs, too, should consider time-to-degree reductions.
Graduate and professional programs, too, should consider time-to-degree reductions.
 
For nearly all undergraduate programs, it does more harm than good.
For nearly all undergraduate programs, it does more harm than good.
 
For the first time in nine years, enrollment in UNC System schools is down this year, particularly in graduate programs.
For the first time in nine years, enrollment in UNC System schools is down this year, particularly in graduate programs.
 
The fifteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program celebrated completing their program through a pinning ceremony on July 13. The ceremony included a traditional lantern-lighting while graduates recited the practical nursing pledge.
Published: Tuesday, July 26th, 2022 @ 8:28 pm By: Attila Nemecz
The fifteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program celebrated completing their program through a pinning ceremony on July 13. The ceremony included a traditional lantern-lighting while graduates recited the practical nursing pledge.
 
Beaufort County Community College congratulates the 27 students who graduated from the Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program. The pinning ceremony has been a tradition of the program since its inception.
Beaufort County Community College congratulates the 27 students who graduated from the Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program. The pinning ceremony has been a tradition of the program since its inception.
 
Soon, high school graduates will be making monumental decisions that will determine their future quality of life. These decisions include whether to attend college; if so, where; and finally, what degree program to pursue.
Soon, high school graduates will be making monumental decisions that will determine their future quality of life. These decisions include whether to attend college; if so, where; and finally, what degree program to pursue.
 
Community college is often seen as a cheaper alternative to traditional four-year undergraduate degree programs, providing students with a widely-accessible means to pursue a postsecondary education without being burdened by tens of thousands of dollars (or more) in student loan debt.
Community college is often seen as a cheaper alternative to traditional four-year undergraduate degree programs, providing students with a widely-accessible means to pursue a postsecondary education without being burdened by tens of thousands of dollars (or more) in student loan debt.
 
Preston Cooper, a researcher at The Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity studying the economics of higher education, recently published a wide-ranging analysis of almost 14,000 U.S. graduate degree programs.
Preston Cooper, a researcher at The Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity studying the economics of higher education, recently published a wide-ranging analysis of almost 14,000 U.S. graduate degree programs.
 
Graduate programs in business, criminal justice, education, nursing recognized
Graduate programs in business, criminal justice, education, nursing recognized
 
The first cohort of apprentices graduated from the Apprenticeship Beaufort County Program and PAS on Dec. 2, celebrated by their fellow employees and community partners, as well as Dr. Bruce Mack, VP of Economic Development for the NC Community College System.
The first cohort of apprentices graduated from the Apprenticeship Beaufort County Program and PAS on Dec. 2, celebrated by their fellow employees and community partners, as well as Dr. Bruce Mack, VP of Economic Development for the NC Community College System.
 
An exceptional $5 million gift to the East Carolina University College of Business will transform the school's graduate program and attract more students.
An exceptional $5 million gift to the East Carolina University College of Business will transform the school's graduate program and attract more students.
 
The fourteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program celebrated completing their program through a pinning ceremony on July 14.
The fourteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program celebrated completing their program through a pinning ceremony on July 14.
 
Four graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program celebrated their final day of classes on July 14.
Four graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program celebrated their final day of classes on July 14.
 
U.S. News & World Report recognizes ECU graduate programs
U.S. News & World Report recognizes ECU graduate programs
 
Today, Governor Roy Cooper led a roundtable with Pitt Community College students, graduates, and administrators to highlight key successes in the Finish Line Grants program.
Today, Governor Roy Cooper led a roundtable with Pitt Community College students, graduates, and administrators to highlight key successes in the Finish Line Grants program.
 
Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced an $825,000 grant to help high school students prepare for college and careers through Communities In Schools of North Carolina’s (CISNC) Jobs for North Carolina’s Graduates (JNCG) program.
Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced an $825,000 grant to help high school students prepare for college and careers through Communities In Schools of North Carolina’s (CISNC) Jobs for North Carolina’s Graduates (JNCG) program.
 
Twelve graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program received their nursing school pins on July 18 in a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country.
Twelve graduates of Beaufort County Community College’s Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program received their nursing school pins on July 18 in a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country.
 
Beaufort County Community College congratulates the 37 students who graduated from the Associate Degree Nursing program on May 10.
Beaufort County Community College congratulates the 37 students who graduated from the Associate Degree Nursing program on May 10.
 
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is partnering with the Mountain Area Health Education Center to increase the number of doctors who graduate from North Carolina residency programs with the training necessary to provide medication-assisted treatment for patients
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is partnering with the Mountain Area Health Education Center to increase the number of doctors who graduate from North Carolina residency programs with the training necessary to provide medication-assisted treatment for patients
 
East Carolina University underwater archaeologists and graduate students from the Department of History's Program in Maritime Studies recently returned from a research expedition to the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica
East Carolina University underwater archaeologists and graduate students from the Department of History's Program in Maritime Studies recently returned from a research expedition to the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica
 
Before they even graduate, nine students at Mattamuskeet Early College High School have earned a Certificate in Agricultural Welding through Beaufort County Community College's agribusiness technology program. The students completed the program over the course of two semesters, and, as early college
Before they even graduate, nine students at Mattamuskeet Early College High School have earned a Certificate in Agricultural Welding through Beaufort County Community College's agribusiness technology program. The students completed the program over the course of two semesters, and, as early college
 
This week, U.S. Senators Thom Tillis (R-NC), John Cornyn (R-TX), Joe Manchin (D-VA), and Kamala Harris (D-CA) introduced the GEAR UP for Success Act, legislation to improve the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Program (GEAR UP)
Published: Friday, April 13th, 2018 @ 1:55 pm By: Thom Tillis
This week, U.S. Senators Thom Tillis (R-NC), John Cornyn (R-TX), Joe Manchin (D-VA), and Kamala Harris (D-CA) introduced the GEAR UP for Success Act, legislation to improve the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Program (GEAR UP)
 
The first graduates of North Carolina's new Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) Manager Certification Program graduated today and will be using their new education to help run 911 centers across the state
The first graduates of North Carolina's new Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) Manager Certification Program graduated today and will be using their new education to help run 911 centers across the state
 
For the past year, I was enrolled in a small graduate-level Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) program at the Cevro Institute in Prague, Czech Republic
For the past year, I was enrolled in a small graduate-level Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) program at the Cevro Institute in Prague, Czech Republic
 
Fifteen students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's paramedic course on November 8. The program had three times as many graduates as the previous class
Fifteen students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's paramedic course on November 8. The program had three times as many graduates as the previous class
 
Eighteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College's Practical Nursing (LPN) program received their nursing school pins July 12 in a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country
Eighteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College's Practical Nursing (LPN) program received their nursing school pins July 12 in a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country
 
Five students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's medical laboratory technology program on May 9. Ric Balanay, Mercedes Brinn, Adam Howell, Laura Nichols and Amber Pope were honored at the ceremony
Five students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's medical laboratory technology program on May 9. Ric Balanay, Mercedes Brinn, Adam Howell, Laura Nichols and Amber Pope were honored at the ceremony
 
Nineteen of the students who graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Associate Degree in Nursing program on May 11 were also part of the Beaufort County Association of Nursing Students
Nineteen of the students who graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Associate Degree in Nursing program on May 11 were also part of the Beaufort County Association of Nursing Students
 
Forty-five graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Associate Degree in Nursing program on May 11 at 11:00 a.m. The families and supporters of the graduates packed the Old Ford Church of Christ (6040 US Hwy 17, Washington, NC 27889)
Forty-five graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Associate Degree in Nursing program on May 11 at 11:00 a.m. The families and supporters of the graduates packed the Old Ford Church of Christ (6040 US Hwy 17, Washington, NC 27889)
 
East Carolina University's online bachelor's and master's degree programs have been recognized among the nation's best by U.S. News & World Report
East Carolina University's online bachelor's and master's degree programs have been recognized among the nation's best by U.S. News & World Report
 
Back in 2003, Thomas Benton-"the pseudonym of an assistant professor of English at a Midwestern liberal arts college"-wrote a brutally honest article in the Chronicle of Higher Education about graduate programs in the humanities
Back in 2003, Thomas Benton-"the pseudonym of an assistant professor of English at a Midwestern liberal arts college"-wrote a brutally honest article in the Chronicle of Higher Education about graduate programs in the humanities
 
Six East Carolina University graduate students - four from the Brody School of Medicine and two from the School of Dental Medicine - are developing projects aimed at positively impacting community health as part of the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship program.
Six East Carolina University graduate students - four from the Brody School of Medicine and two from the School of Dental Medicine - are developing projects aimed at positively impacting community health as part of the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship program.
 
There is a lot of pressure on Chinah Clemons-Fountain. When she graduates from the Associate Degree in Nursing program at Beaufort County Community College, she will be the first of her 12 siblings to do so
There is a lot of pressure on Chinah Clemons-Fountain. When she graduates from the Associate Degree in Nursing program at Beaufort County Community College, she will be the first of her 12 siblings to do so
 
They're motivated to advance in their careers, driven to bring innovation and efficiency to their organizations, and maybe a little relieved to finally be done, after spending the last 16 months participating in the NC Certified Public Manager® Program (CPM).
Published: Tuesday, October 4th, 2016 @ 10:33 pm By: jonah
They're motivated to advance in their careers, driven to bring innovation and efficiency to their organizations, and maybe a little relieved to finally be done, after spending the last 16 months participating in the NC Certified Public Manager® Program (CPM).
 
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More trained healthcare workers will enter the workforce thanks to Beaufort County Community College's Registered Medical Assistant program
More trained healthcare workers will enter the workforce thanks to Beaufort County Community College's Registered Medical Assistant program
 
Thirteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College's Practical Nursing program received their nursing school pins Thursday, July 14 in a ceremony which is a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country
Thirteen graduates of Beaufort County Community College's Practical Nursing program received their nursing school pins Thursday, July 14 in a ceremony which is a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country
 
Six students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Basic Law Enforcement Training program on June 23, 2016
Six students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Basic Law Enforcement Training program on June 23, 2016
 

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