Cuyahoga Community College Transition Program
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This document provides information about transitioning to post-secondary education options at Cuyahoga Community College. It defines transition as moving from one state to another or through self-improvement. It discusses that a transition coordinator can help identify career pathways, provide information on options like 2-year colleges or trade schools, and connect students to resources. The coordinator, Sheila Manley, requests that interested students provide their contact information and correspond monthly so she can help them transition successfully.
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