Tag: higher education
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Disabilities don’t stop PAC students
By Monique Rodriguez-MartinezPulse Staff Reporter Palo Alto College believes everyone has a chance to succeed. That’s why Palo Alto College launched Project Access for students with disabilities in Fall 2016. Project Access is a program only available here at Palo Alto College, one of five Alamo Colleges. Project Access’ goal is to provide access to…
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Mother of five completes bachelor’s degree
By Vivian Hernandez-Serna Pulse Staff Reporter Angie Saenz fulfilled her long-time dream of graduating from college while raising five kids and working a full-time job. “It wasn’t easy for her, and she had some hard times,” said Angie’s older brother, Ruben Treviño. Saenz grew up on the South Side of San Antonio alongside her four older brothers…
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Students question EDUC 1300
By Samantha Celeste Esparza Pulse Staff Reporter EDUC 1300: Learning Framework is a course designed to ensure the long-term success of a college student. Some students believe that this course should not be a requirement for incoming students. Other students and faculty find this course helpful and believe it’s important to their education. This course…
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Education comes to life with 3D printing
By Michael A. Garza Pulse staff reporter Palo Alto College is joining the 3D printing world, offering students the chance to bring their creativity to life. One of PAC’s recent Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) grants has been able to provide state-of-the-art 3D printers to students. “It’s pretty neat to see what can come…
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Single parents juggle school and work
By Marcie Arriola Pulse Staff Reporter As any full-time college student knows, keeping up with assignment deadlines is tough. Add raising a child and working into the mix, and the demands get overwhelming quickly. The problem lies in being a single parent with no outside help. This is often what forces mothers or fathers raising…
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