Bismarck State College was ranked fifth among two and four-year institutions granting associate degrees in engineering technologies and engineering related fields in the August 18 issue of Community College Week, an independent, national publication covering community, technical and junior colleges. The ranking included BSC's National Energy Center of Excellence programs and other engineering-related degree programs.
Data from the U.S. Department of Education was analyzed and compiled by Community College Week to determine the top degree producing community colleges across the nation.
"It is exciting for BSC to receive recognition for having one of the highest number of graduates in energy and other engineering-related programs in the U.S." says Kari Knudson, vice president, BSC National Energy Center of Excellence. "The results reflect our focus on student completion and the quality of our programs."
BSC was ranked sixth in this same category last year. For more information about the rankings, see the August 18 archived issue of Community College Week at ccweek.com.
Data from the U.S. Department of Education was analyzed and compiled by Community College Week to determine the top degree producing community colleges across the nation.
"It is exciting for BSC to receive recognition for having one of the highest number of graduates in energy and other engineering-related programs in the U.S." says Kari Knudson, vice president, BSC National Energy Center of Excellence. "The results reflect our focus on student completion and the quality of our programs."
BSC was ranked sixth in this same category last year. For more information about the rankings, see the August 18 archived issue of Community College Week at ccweek.com.