Meridian Community College student Macy Adams never thought the start of her final year of study in the Radiologic Technology Program would reveal a surprise that would help cover the cost of her education.
A group of Southeast Lauderdale High School juniors and seniors stepped out of their classroom and into a college lab at Meridian Community College as part of their dual-credit Anatomy and Physiology I course.
"I want to see what's out there and learn more about where I can take my nursing career," Evans said after she stopped at tables manned by recruiters from across the region.
Using the theme, "Lead Where You Are - Grow Where You Are Planted," Meridian Community College staffer Marion Whiting encouraged students to get involved in campus and leadership opportunities.
Preliminary numbers show that more students are choosing Meridian Community College this fall, with the College's enrollment and credit hours on the upswing - outpacing the statewide average.
