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Clayton State hosts degree completion open house

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June 2, 2014

Georgia residents who have some undergraduate college credits, but haven’t completed their degrees are invited to Clayton State University’s degree completion open house on June 3.

Those interested can drop in anytime during the three-hour open house to receive information and on-site services from college representatives. Information will be provided on a range of topics including financial aid, admission requirements and veterans and career assistance.

The open house runs from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Harry S. Downs Center on Clayton State’s main campus in Morrow.

Information: Dianna Alsip at diannaalsip@clayton.edu

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