[ale] ALE NW for 8/17

[Katherine Villyard]

GPC's degree programs will remain the same at Dunwoody, Clarkston,
Decatur, and Rockdale. You might want to check with GPC's Lawrenceville
offices for more information, because I honestly don't know what changes
are occurring there.

Katherine

Jerald Sheets wrote:
> Yeah, it makes it suck for those of us who had plans of attending one  
> of the satellite facilities.
>
> Are they keeping the facilities open, just managing them centrally?
> Are the same degree programs going to be in place?
> Are the satellite campuses (if they stay open) going to have the same  
> general coursework?
>
> I'd love to know, because I had some very near-term plans for  
> attending...
>
> --jms
>
>
> On Aug 15, 2006, at 7:50 PM, Katherine Villyard wrote:
>
>   
>> Christopher Fowler wrote:
>>     
>>> On Tue, 2006-08-15 at 17:04 -0400, Brian MacLeod wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>>>> No.  We've taken over no campus.  It's still a partnership until  
>>>> Fall
>>>> 2008.  At that point, we (Georgia Gwinnett College) will have the
>>>> majority of students at this site (with University of Georgia
>>>> retaining their graduate programs for the forseeable future), and  
>>>> all
>>>> other institutions (Georgia Perimeter College, Southern Polytechnic
>>>> State University, and Medical College of Georgia) will have  
>>>> phased out
>>>> their previously enrolled student bodies.
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> Are these schools closing?  Why?
>>>
>>>       
>> Georgia Perimeter College, SPSU, and MCG are not closing. They're
>> spinning off the Lawrenceville campus to be Georgia Gwinnett  
>> College. As
>> Brian said, it's still a partnership until 2008.
>>
>> GGC is not involved with GPC's Clarkston campus at all.
>>
>>
>> Katherine
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