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Wright State University and Edison State Community College are partnering to make transferring between the two easier.
The schools are entering into a partnership supporting the PASS program, a formal link that allows more seamless transition for students at Piqua-based Edison State who want to pursue four-year degrees to transition into a bachelor’s program at Wright State’s Lake Campus in Celina.
Read the article from the Dayton Business Journal.
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