David Shore
“I never graduated high school and ended up joining the Marines,” Shore said. “After my four year enlistment, I mostly…
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“I never graduated high school and ended up joining the Marines,” Shore said. “After my four year enlistment, I mostly…
Although she has her sights on the future, Jessica is grateful for her past time at City Colleges and has…
Celia Hammond already had a lot on her plate when she decided to return to college at the age of…
Sebrina Neal, 58, graduated in 2014 from Kennedy-King College, where she focused on computer information systems (CIS).
As thankful as we are for Joe Tischina’s service to our country as a U.S. Marine, he’s just as thankful…
“There is such a wide array of opportunities at Harold – it’s really what you make of it. If you’re…
When Ricardo Delgado was a senior in high school, he planned to attend one of the four-year universities he had…
"Starting out at Wright was the best decision I could have made,” says Pamela Jane Palisoc.
Victoria chose Wright College because it was affordable, close to home, and came highly recommended by friends.
For someone who never envisioned herself going to college and who had numerous personal challenges to overcome, Chynna Hampton has…
When the company laid off most of their employees, John thought going back to school and getting a degree would…
Dominique Willingham was working in early childhood education when she decided that she wanted to increase her knowledge and continue…
