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Baker College of Auburn Hills is offering a new nursing program that is specifically designed for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) who are interested in becoming Registered Nurses (RNs). Graduates of the new Nursing - LPN to ADN Ladder program earn an associate degree in nursing (ADN). Upon graduation, they are eligible to take the licensure examination to become Registered Nurses. The Michigan Board of Nursing recently approved the program at Baker’s Auburn Hills campus. More»

Baker College of Port Huron has added an information technology support specialist (ITSS) associate degree program to its roster. Students interested in pursuing this new program may enroll now for winter 2010 quarter. More»

Baker College of Cadillac has received a $90,000 Major Impact Grant from the Jewell Education Fund (JEF). The annual grant is awarded for projects that will significantly improve the quality of education on a Baker College campus. More»

Baker College of Flint officials report that 100 percent of its 2009 veterinary technician graduates have passed the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) and the state licensing exam issued by the state of Michigan. A total of 18 graduates took the exams and passed on the first attempt. The 2009 national average pass rate on the first effort is 74 percent and the corresponding state pass rate is 83 percent on the first attempt. More»

Baker College of Flint recently invited area high school students to participate in its first-ever Robotics and Alternative Energies Camp. A total of 14 students from Fenton High School, Flushing High School, Lakeville High School and South Western Academy attended the 5-day event. More»

Baker College of Flint is hosting a community open house to celebrate the completion of its new division, the Center for Transportation Technology. The event, open to the general public, is Wednesday, August 26, from 1 p.m. until 7 p.m., 1717 South Dort Highway, the former site of the Superior Pontiac-Cadillac dealership in Flint. More»

Baker College officials have named Gail L. Bullard as Baker College System director of health sciences. She will oversee all programs related to direct patient care and patient information systems. More»

Baker College of Cadillac has appointed Cynthia L. Kelley (Cindy) as dean of health sciences. She succeeds Gail Bullard, who has accepted a position as director of health sciences for the Baker College System. More»

Several of the online programs offered by Baker College Online and Baker College Center for Graduate Studies have been named as a GetEducated.com Top Ranked Best Buy. More»

Baker College of Clinton Township recently broke ground for a new facility to house its new auto body technician certificate and associate degree programs. The 13,253 square foot building, located on Baker’s technical campus at 34401 South Gratiot Ave., will be completed by September 28, the beginning of fall quarter classes. More»