MILLEDGEVILLE, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Georgia Military College’s Milledgeville and Madison campuses are “removing barriers” that may prohibit students from wanting to attend.
A GMC news release said the campuses are waiving stringent admissions criteria (no ACT/SAT scores required, only GED or high school diploma), canceling application fees for June and July, providing textbook rentals instead of purchases and creating new scholarships to pair with an “already low-cost” tuition rate.
GMC Technical School Scholarship
This scholarship provides financial support for a transfer or graduate from technical school and is a great opportunity to begin the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Management, the release said.
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SAVANNAH, GA: Bobby L. Christine, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, announces his resignation from the presidentially appointed position where he has served since Nov. 22, 2017. Christine will return to the private practice of law in the Augusta, Ga., area.
The resignation, previously announced internally, is effective Tuesday, Feb. 9.
“It has been my distinct honor and privilege to serve the people of the 43 counties of the Southern District as their chief federal prosecutor and law enforcement officer,” said Christine. “I am proud to have worked alongside an unparalleled team of lawyers and staff in assisting our law enforcement partners to make our communities safer.”
The health of the Liberty Tree has been declining for several years. The tree was planted on Nov. 11, 1921, during an Armistice Day celebration.
One year shy of the century mark from when it was planted, the historic Liberty Tree on the Georgia Military College Milledgeville campus is slated to be felled during the GMC winter break. GMC has plans to plant a replacement tree sometime in 2021.
The health of the Liberty Tree has been declining for several years. The majority of the willow oakâs branches are lifeless and have required regular pruning by GMC Engineering. To prevent potential hazards caused by the aging tree, a decision was made to remove it.