The University of Kansas and Johnson County Community College are offering a degree program that will allow students to take classes simultaneously at both institutions.
The institutions announced Monday that students enrolled in the Degree Partner Program will take core classes at the community college and upper-level courses for their major at the university. Students will have access to advising and support from both schools.
Officials at both schools said in a news release the program will allow students to take the courses they need at each institution when it works out best for them.
The University of Kansas and Johnson County Community College are offering a degree program that will allow students to take classes simultaneously at both institutions.
The institutions announced Monday that students enrolled in the Degree Partner Program will take core classes at the community college and upper-level courses for their major at the university. Students will have access to advising and support from both schools.
Officials at both schools said in a news release the program will allow students to take the courses they need at each institution when it works out best for them.