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5 recently reported fields of study, with certificate and associate options.
Why this matters: Health & Medicine is one broad area with recently reported completed awards.
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5 recently reported fields of study, with certificate and associate options.
Why this matters: Health & Medicine is one broad area with recently reported completed awards.
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Estimated yearly budget: $27,114 per year.
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4 verified funding programs to investigate.
Why this matters: 92% received grants or scholarships in 2023-24. Historical aid is not a personal estimate.
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Miller-Motte College-Columbus is a private for-profit two-year college in Columbus, Georgia, with undergraduate programs and open admissions.
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