Multiple students involved in Salt Lake Community College's PACE program
(Partnerships for Accessing College Education) took part in the annual summer
Career Exploration day by visiting two SLCC campuses.
They learned about non-destructive testing and took a turn in a flight
simulator at the Westpointe Center and they had hands-on experiences inside the
Dumke Center for STEM learning at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
PACE is a
scholarship program created to increase college participation and graduation
rates for high school students. The Project was created by a partnership
between local high schools, businesses, and Salt Lake Community College (SLCC).
Eligible high school freshman at participating schools are invited to enroll in
the four-year program.
THE
BENEFITS OF JOINING PACE
• A two-year scholarship to Salt Lake Community
College upon successful completion of the PACE program.
• Summer opportunities to explore careers
through field trips and job shadowing.
• Resources and support systems to assist
students through high school toward college and into a rewarding career.
• Builds a strong academic foundation by
requiring students to take college-level class.
• Consideration for the Access U Program.
Office website by clicking here.
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