Kankakee Community College's Fast Path Program: Local Information Session Announced

Kankakee Community College will host an information session about its Fast Path transfer degree program on Wednesday, March 13 at 6 p.m. The session will take place at the KCC Miner South Extension Center in Watseka. The Fast Path Program allows students to earn an associate in arts transfer degree in two years, with two classes per week.

The program offers a structured schedule, with new classes starting every eight weeks and a set course sequence. The seventh group of Fast Path students is set to start classes in the fall, says Nancy Schunke, the Fast Path adviser at the South Extension Center. The program also includes student support services like mentoring, guidance, coaching, and a new laptop.

Current Fast Path students have expressed satisfaction with the program's efficiency and support in transitioning to college life. The program admits up to 20 students each fall, providing a focused learning experience.

Applications for the Fast Path program are now open, with classes starting in August. For more information about the program or the information session, contact Nancy Schunke via email or phone.

In conclusion, the Fast Path program at Kankakee Community College provides a structured environment for students to earn an associate in arts transfer degree in two years. The upcoming information session will offer more details about the program and its benefits.

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