Nebraska Wesleyan University has added Mid-Plains Community College in North Platte as its newest partner in the Pathways Scholarship Program.
Nebraska Wesleyan University President Fred Ohles and Mid-Plains Community College President Ryan Purdy have signed a formal agreement for the program.
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Since 2014, 50 MPCC students have transferred to Nebraska Wesleyan.
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