Wesleyan College and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Georgia (BGCCG) are pleased to announce a partnership to provide excellent educational opportunities for the employees, family members, and organization members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Georgia.
Today the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Georgia President and CEO, Phillip Bryant came together with Wesleyan College’s President, Meaghan Blight, to sign a memorandum of understanding.
Wesleyan College will now offer BGCCG employees, employee’s family members, and their organization club members a tuition discount for their Undergraduate Online Programs and Graduate Programs. This partnership will foster educational and professional development opportunities within the BGCCG organization. Furthermore, it offers BGCCG high school seniors, who identify as female, the option to stay close to home while receiving a higher education at the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women.
“With the shared goal of providing a positive and impactful environment for young adults, we feel confident that this partnership with BGCCG will allow us to bring bright, capable students into a space where they can achieve their highest potential,” said President Blight.
“We look forward to expanding the opportunities available for students, employees, and families in our community.”
Wesleyan's undergraduate online programs, now available through the BGCCG partnership, include Business Administration (with concentrations in Strategic Management, Organizational Behavior, Digital Marketing), Accounting, and Applied Psychology degrees.
Wesleyan's graduate programs are open to women and men and include online courses for student flexibility. In addition, we offer three fully online graduate programs and one hyflex graduate program (where students may attend in person or online for the synchronous portion of the class). Learn more about our graduate programs: Master of Business Administration MBA, Master of Science in Nonprofit Management, Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Master of Education in Elementary Education, and Master of Arts in Music.
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