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Jun032008

CCV graduates record class

The Burlington Free Press reports that "the Community College of Vermont celebrated the commencement of its largest-ever graduating class, awarding two-year degrees to 458 students from across the state." Of these 458 students, "96 percent are in-state students; many are the first in their family to earn a college degree, and most have roots to the communities in which they live," meaning they are likely to stay in Vermont after graduation. Notably, "enrollment at CCV has jumped 40 percent in the last five years, and is up 14 percent over last year." CCV also "strives to keep its tuition the lowest in the state — $4,420 for tuition and fees in the 2007-2008 academic year, compared to $12,044 (excluding room and board) for in-state students at the University of Vermont."

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