Linn State joins forces with Central Methodist

By Bob Watson

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Beginning in January, Linn State Technical College graduates can take more classes at the Osage County campus — and work toward a bachelor’s degree from Fayette-based Central Methodist University.

Linn State President Donald Claycomb and Central Methodist President Marianne Inman signed an agreement on Tuesday creating that opportunity.

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The agreement creates a number of 8-week courses, offered at night and on weekends, so students can continue their education while working full time.

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