“It’s Your
Life” information sessions will highlight the various programs offered at MCC,
provide an overview of financial aid and a tour of the facilities. Participants
will also meet other adults like themselves in an informal atmosphere.
“We know
how difficult it is to balance all of your responsibilities—family, work,
activities, yet adults can also make time for themselves,” said Kellie Carper,
manager of New Student Transitions. “Earning a degree is an ideal way to
enhance their professional and personal lives.”
The
information sessions are free, and the MCC application fee is waived for all
who attend an information session. More information sessions are scheduled
during the summer at the following times: 1 to 4 p.m. June 5 and 19 and July 10
and 24.
To
register for an information session, call (815) 479-7732 or visit www.mchenry.edu/life.
Personal Note: The writer attended MCC and graduated when I was over 50. It was not easy to do while working at a demanding job in Chicago, but it was worth it.
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