Health & Fitness
Career College Graduate Tells Her Story at MCCA Hill Day
Minnesota School of Business/Globe Unviersity graduate turned employee climbs the capitol steps at last week's MCCA Hill Day to tell her story to Representative Joann Ward.
Amy Charpentier is a Minnesota School of Business-Blaine 2010 graduate of the business management degree program. She is now a Globe University-Woodbury college representative and Woodbury, Minn., resident. Earlier this week, Amy climbed the stairs of the state Capitol during the Minnesota Career Colleges Association (MCCA) Hill Day to speak to legislators about why she choose attend and work for a career college.
Amy Charpentier, Minnesota School of Business graduate and Globe University employee, speaks with State Representative JoAnn Ward during the MCCA Hill Day.
What Amy talked about:
Find out what's happening in Woodburywith free, real-time updates from Patch.
Charpentier sat down with State Representative JoAnn Ward (DFL – Woodbury) to tell her story about why she chose to attend Minnesota School of Business.
“Not only are the class sizes small, but the resources available to students are amazing,” said Charpentier. “They help you throughout your entire program and more importantly after graduation to help you find a job in your chosen career field.”
Find out what's happening in Woodburywith free, real-time updates from Patch.
Representative Ward seemed thrilled to learn more about our school and even mentioned touring the Globe University-Woodbury campus in the near future to see first-hand what programs and resources our college offers our students.
