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Top 5 reasons for a downtown WCC campus
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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The number of reasons why Washtenaw Community College should open up a downtown campus are adding up -- five, to be exact.
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Washtenaw Community College is exploring options for a downtown satellite campus, with results coming in about six months. It's a good step for the school and the city.
Here are our Top 5 reasons why:
Accessibility: There's already a core employment base downtown and a transportation hub. Both make the location natural from a student convenience standpoint.
Space availability: Vacancy is over 10 percent, meaning the price and selection should be attractive from WCC's operations standpoint.
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