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  1. College Park Students Receive Help to Offset Textbook Expenses

    The Tulsa Community College Foundation has funded $250 textbook vouchers for students in College Park during their first year in the program as TCC students.

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  2. TCC Foundation Provides $10,000 for College Park Students

    Additional financial support is now available for students applying for College Park, a four-year public university experience in partnership with Tulsa Community College and OSU-Tulsa.

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  3. College Park: Four-Year University Experience Coming to Downtown Tulsa

    Students looking to earn a bachelor’s degree and stay in Tulsa will benefit with the creation of College Park, a public four-year university experience in one location.

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  4. Cat Rockholt

    When her dream of being on stage didn’t prosper after high school, Cat Rockholt went into banking. However, without a degree, she hit several career road blocks. After deep reflection, she realized...

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  5. Philip Sutton: 2018 International Business TCC Graduate

    Philip Sutton served as a True Blue Leader at TCC, and has bigger plans, including travel and work overseas, and a graduate degree. Hometown: Skiatook Major: International Business Graduation Year...

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