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    Blinn College Marks Milestone with 149th Commencement for Spring Graduates at Local Venue

    2024-05-10
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    Blinn College held its 149th commencement ceremony for the spring Class of 2024 on Thursday, May 8, at Brenham High School. The ceremony recognized 277 graduates who received associate degrees, certificates, and occupational skills awards. In total, approximately 994 students graduated this spring from Blinn College.

    The event featured speeches from graduates Weston Hinze and Branden Francis. Hinze, who received an Associate of Science in Agriculture and an Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts, discussed his experiences, including his role on Blinn’s livestock judging team. Francis, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and honor society member, spoke about his educational journey and emphasized the values of perseverance and leadership.

    Blinn College also announced the opening of registration for its upcoming academic terms. The May minimester starts on Monday, May 13, allowing students to complete full course credits in a condensed timeframe. This is followed by the Summer I and Summer II sessions, beginning on June 3 and July 8, respectively, and the fall semester starting on Wednesday, August 21.

    Prospective students can apply through ApplyTexas.org and register for classes on the college’s website. Blinn College advises consulting with an academic advisor to choose courses that align with students' educational goals. For additional support, admissions specialists are available online or by phone during business hours.

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