When a student transfers from one college or university to another too often credits don’t, leaving a student with additional classes required to graduate and money wasted. It is a very historic event, I think, for our two institutions to come together and partner.” This gives them another opportunity and I know that you guys have initiated some scholarship money to help those folks so we are very excited about this. “A lot of our students want to stay local when they transfer. “We appreciate the opportunity to partner with you guys,” Dillard said to Wyatt and other Coker administrators gathered at Tech for the signing. We are elated to have arrived at this point now and, again, it is a good thing for all of our students.”ĭillard said that he was happy to finally have the program in place after working on it for six months. “Thank you President Dillard for your leadership to help us jump through some of the hoops to get this done. “Thank you on behalf of our students for making this happen,” Wyatt said.
Dillard signed the bridge agreement and talked about what the partnership means for their colleges. Coker, Florence-Darlington Tech form partnershipīy Melissa Rollins, a joint press conference Tuesday, June 27, Coker College and Florence-Darlington Technical College announced that the two educational institutions are partnering for a bridge program.Ĭoker President Dr.
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