Growing the College | ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
> MTC and Columbia International University formalized an agreement that allows seamless transitions for students who are pursuing degrees in business management. Under the new partnership, students who complete Associate in Applied Science in Management degrees at MTC will have those credits applied to Bachelor of Science degrees in Business at CIU.
> MTC and the University of South Carolina signed an agreement to educate more teachers. The articulation agreement creates a clear path for students attending MTC to transfer into bachelor’s degree programs in early childhood, elementary, or middle-level education with USC.
> MTC and Columbia College paved the way for students to complete two degrees in four years while attending the two colleges simultaneously. The colleges formalized a unique nursing agreement that creates a seamless transition for students to earn Associate in Science degrees in Nursing from MTC and Bachelor of Science degrees in Nursing at Columbia College.
Making Lives Better | ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
> MTC students in the Nursing and Health Sciences career programs contributed to a 100% pass rate in 10 program areas. For the 10th year in a row, Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) graduates completed the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Board of Certification with a pass rate of 100%.
> MTC students surpassed national averages in certification-exam pass rates. The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) class had 100% pass the board exam and are all licensed PTAs. The National Board exam pass rate for the MTC Physical Therapist Assistant program has been 100% for the past three years. The national average pass rate is approximately 85%.
> MTC was the first South Carolina college and the first two-year college nationwide to host the I am Psyched! National Tour. The tour, which launched at Howard University in Washington, D.C., explored the history of contemporary contributions of women of color in psychology. Nearly 500 people interacted with the traveling exhibit at MTC’s Harbison Theatre.
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