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“I thought I made the right decision at first. I was at a different college, and I just was not happy. I did not feel like I fit in, and I had friends that went to ��Ӱֱ�� State and whenever I was on this campus I just felt like I belonged. There was always something to do.”

Kaitlyn Wheeler

“This is a great field to be in; this is going to take you very far in life, and you’re going to always have something to work on."

Jalon Rainey

“It is a really good education. You build so much experience here and just having ��Ӱֱ�� State on your resume is big. It is two years, but you get a lot of education and knowledge in two years.” 

Jack LaRouech

“The professors here are very supportive. When I was here in school, they were sending me internships after internships that I could apply for. If I were struggling in a class, they would give me resources, whether that be assistant teaching or tutoring lessons. They were always there to help you.” 

Meghan Morse

“I chose agricultural business because I worked at some family farms, and I really enjoyed that, and I love animals, so I knew I needed to do something in that field.”

Katelyn Merle

“I was given the opportunity to go to Laguna Seca for the Lamborghini Super Trofeo series with my team on graduation day. When all my classmates were walking, I was on pit lane with my car watching it roll out for race one.” 

Trevor Griffin

“My mom came to ��Ӱֱ�� State for nursing. It is close to home, and I love how beautiful it is. You can go hiking on the trails and there are events every day of the week.” 

Hailee Drake

“I chose ��Ӱֱ�� State because the program is primarily focused on getting hands-on, tools-on experience. I want to be able to not only work on cars and heavy equipment outside my home but also do work on my own vehicles.” 

Michael Berthin

“The best part of ��Ӱֱ�� State is the people. I was so shocked how nice everyone was. It is such a good community here.” 

Lauren Staba

“Being a leader in and out of the classroom was important to me and helped me get my first break in sports. I also learned accountability and how to expand my network while I was at ��Ӱֱ��.”

Satchel Page