Erie County Community College is a little closer to naming the place where face-to-face classes take place – Pennsylvanianewstoday.com

Erie County Community College is approaching the naming of places where face-to-face classes take place.

We spoke with the Interim President for the latest information on where these classes will take place.

Judith Gay, President of the Interim University, did not specify what kind of building the community college is considering.

Gay said he had proposed two buildings to the board.

Face-to-face learning at Erie County Community College takes place in the city and county of Erie.

Other than using the Blasco Library as previously reported, some are wondering which other buildings will be used for face-to-face classes.

The interim president said two building leases were proposed, which the nine boards would soon vote for.

Judith Gay, Interim President of Erie County Community College, said:

Gay said the school hired six full-time teachers. Over 450 students will be able to enroll in the class starting July 12th.

Gay said there was no application fee at this time, but he would submit tuition and tuition proposals to the board.

She said there are three degrees that students can think of. The two degrees are the Information Technology Networking Degree and the Business Entrepreneurship Thinking Degree, which are career degrees for students to find employment.

Some liberal arts degrees can be transferred to other institutions.

Students are looking forward to every opportunity that a community college must offer.

“After graduating from high school, I got married. Then I’m really back now to see something closer and more affordable. Basically, something better for me. It’s like opening up, “said the 2020 Ellie High School senior class, the Daibon War.

Ward is an entrepreneur who wants to be able to expand his knowledge in the business class offered by the community.

The board will vote for the building at the first meeting next week. The general public can attend these meetings.

There are more conversations about permanent places.

For more information on classes and how to register click here.

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