Trustees eye tuition help with dual-credit courses

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Originally published on March 16, 2015 A new community college partner is likely on the way, and so is financial help for high school students who want to knock out college hours. A proposal to assist students to take dual-credit courses at Central Texas College (CTC) was discussed by trustees of the

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