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Michigan Reconnect program celebrates 3rd Anniversary

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The Michigan Reconnect program is celebrating its third anniversary. The program pays the community college tuition of anyone age 21 and older who has never earned a degree and wants to do so.

So far it has helped 150,000 Michiganders go to college. The program can be used to earn an associate degree or a certificate in a skilled trade, according to WSJM.

Anyone interested in the program can learn more at https://Michigan.gov/reconnect.

 

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