
Troy University Chancellor Jack Hawkins Jr.,MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Community college students who want to earn a four-year university degree without having to leave home will have that chance under a partnership between Troy University and Alabama's two-year college system.
Troy University Chancellor Jack Hawkins Jr., Postsecondary Chancellor Bradley Byrne and Gov. Bob Riley announced the plan Wednesday during a Montgomery news conference.
The plan would allow two-year college graduates to complete a four-year degree at Troy through a distance learning program called "eConnections."
Byrne said the graduates would take the classes they need for the four-year degree over the Internet.
Byrne said the program would allow students who cannot leave home for health, family or other reasons to complete their four-year degree.
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