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Pilot program reinstates free college courses for CT inmates |
By ctmirror.org- Jacqueline Rabe Thomas |
Published: 06/24/2016 |
Hundreds of inmates at seven state prisons throughout Connecticut will soon be offered the chance to earn a college degree or certificate -- for free. Currently, the only free college programs offered behind bars are a small handful of courses provided by Wesleyan University. Just 18 inmates were reported as having earned a college degree over the last 10 years while incarcerated in Connecticut's jails. That's about to change. Beginning in August, seven prisons will offer inmates enrollment in community college courses. Read More. |
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I think it is a really good move that they reinstated the courses for CT inmates. I was looking at their Stock Trading Courses as well and they seemed pretty good. It is nice they are reaching out with their programs.