Ogeechee Technical College (OTC) and Middle Georgia State University (MGA) have signed an agreement to create seamless transitions for students pursuing a career in information technology. The agreement is designed to facilitate the transfer of credits earned in the Associate of Applied Science in Cybersecurity degree at OTC to the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology at MGA.
“Many of the students that graduate from Ogeechee Tech choose to continue their education by pursuing a bachelor’s degree in a related field,” said LeAnne Robinson, dean for Academic Affairs at OTC. “This agreement helps provide that seamless transition into a 4-year institution and allows them to take what they’ve learned at our college and expand on it. Cybersecurity and information technology offer diversified career paths and this partnership goes a long way to supporting our regional workforce.”
