PEARL โ Justin Sanders, of Florence High School, wants to turn his interest in creating things into a career when he leaves high school.
โIโm thinking of doing graphic design or possibly even architecture,โ Sanders said. โI have some family in architecture.โ
Julie Harrison, of Pearl High School, already wants to help mold young lives or aid them back to health.
โItโs either nursing or early childhood education for me,โ Harrison said. โItโs all about helping people.โ
They were among about 250 high school juniors, seniors and others who attended Rankin College Day on Feb. 24 at the Muse Center on the Rankin Campus, which featured exhibits for all academic and career-tech programs, activities and organizations ะยฒสอ๘ has to offer.
For those still studying for their high school diploma, itโs a time to find out how ะยฒสอ๘โ programs of study can build a successful career.
โIโve wanted to do television production since I was a kid,โ said Myrandis McGrone, of Northwest Rankin High School.
Prospective students interacted with faculty and ะยฒสอ๘ students about admissions, scholarships, majors, student life and more.
โWe look forward to many of the students from Rankin County and the surrounding area enrolling at the Rankin Campus and taking advantage of what we have to offer.โย said Dr. Norman Session, vice president of the Rankin Campus and the Jackson Campus-Academic/Technical Center.