A partnership between five schools delivers degrees close to home.
Leaders are now ready for a new facility to house it.
On Thursday, she picked up all the information she could find about classes she could take to get a degree without leaving Liberty County. So did more than 100 other people at an open house of the Liberty Center, a partnership between five University of Georgia colleges and universities. Hood wants to get a degree in mathematics. Presently, she cannot get all of the classes for that degree in Liberty County, but she can take the classes that most college students need in their first two years, since she's still working on a bachelor's degree. Hope Meza, who recently moved to Liberty County, was hunting for information about computer classes.