To provide baccalaureate courses and technical associate degree programs. Provide a broad spectrum of educational programs at the baccalaureate and associate degree levels to promote lifelong learning and career development. Holding down the rate of increase in tuition and fee costs has been a top priority for the Middletown campus. Increasing the number of scholarships and ensuring student access to sufficient financial support is a major focus. In addition, a growing co-op employment option is available for students in technical programs that want to gain related work experience for pay while pursuing their associate degrees.
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Students can enroll for courses simultaneously on all three Miami campuses which are within 15-25 miles of each other, maximizing educational access and opportunity. Academic Programming Predominant emphasis is on lower division courses, preparing students in degree and non-degree educational programs for career preparation and life enhancement. In addition, the campus offers selected upper division for place bound students. The campus offers specifically designed workforce education and specialized training programs developed in partnership with the private and public sectors of the region. A large proportion of students are enrolled in career preparation fields in pre-baccalaureate programs in the School of Business, the School of Applied Science, the School of Education and Allied Professions, and in technical degree programs in Applied Business and Applied Science.