The Center of Applied Science and Technology (COAST) will be hosting a college readiness event in Brunswick County on February 24 to encourage both middle school and high school students’ interest in technology-related fields of study.
Many local area businesses will have booths at the event, including High Tide Aviation, ATMC, Brunswick Electric, Cape Fear Solar Systems, and Wide Open Technologies. Members from these businesses will help answer student questions about industry job opportunities, salary potential in various fields, benefits, and educational requirements.
In addition to local business participation, representatives from many local universities and colleges will also be in attendance to guide students through the application and enrollment process. Participating organizations include:
NC State University
Campbell University
Johnson & Wales University
UNC-Wilmington
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
NC Central University
East Carolina University
Brunswick Community College
Wayne Community College
During the event, students will filter through the business and college booths with ample time to explore and ask questions. Some of the high schools and middle schools that will attend include North Brunswick High School, West Brunswick High School, Leland Middle School, Cedar Grove Middle School, and more.
The event will be held at the Center of Applied Science and Technology on Thursday, February 24 at 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 1109 Old Ocean Highway, Bolivia, NC 28422.
To learn more about this event, please visit the Brunswick County School website or www.bcswan.net
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