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For those who wanted to switch careers, ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ was ready to help students get started, and two students in the Medium/Heavy Truck program shared why they chose to come here.

After two years in the United States, Richard Kenfack Metangmo has armed himself with a degree from the ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Water Environment Technologies program and is ready to help his home country of Cameroon after getting a few more years’ experience here in the US.

If you plan on going to college and you feel like there’s a hurdle you can’t overcome, don’t give up.

If you really want it – if it’s something you really want to go for – just take that extra step. It betters you off in the future. Just take a leap of faith.

It’s very hands-on, I don’t want to be sitting at a desk all day. I’m a very mechanical person.

I knew [sonography] was ultrasound, but learned it was much more. I found it very interesting.

Online is really convenient, especially with a family and a full-time job.

I hope to be hired on full-time once I graduate from the Welding program and have a great career as a welder because I enjoy welding a lot. I am thankful I was able to receive a welding job while still in college.

I am a big believer in two-year colleges. Students can find more job opportunities and earn a good living with two-year programs.

Coming from someone who had zero computer background…I had a good instructor and classmates who helped me along.