Michael T. Ford – Class of 2025
What degree and/or certificate are you earning?
A.A. Business – General
What are your career goals/next steps after CCP?
I will be transferring to Cornell's School of Industrial and Labor Relations, starting in September 2025. I am thrilled to announce that I’ve been accepted to Penn State, West Chester, East Stroudsburg and Shippensburg!
Did you participate in any student clubs or activities, benefit from support services, or receive a scholarship?
I greatly benefited from the services provided by the school’s Recovery Support Group! Also, I have been extremely fortunate to have received three scholarships to assist with my expenses as a full-time student. Make sure to fill out the general scholarship application on the MyCCP portal!
How did the College prepare you for success? Are there any faculty or staff members you'd like to thank?
I am so grateful to every Catto Scholarship staff member! Valentina Landrine and Becky Commons provided me with so many resources and support during my time here! I also want to thank Professor Kerry Arnold with Collegiate Recovery. Thank you everyone for all your help!
What advice would you give to individuals who are considering attending CCP?
The Catto Scholarship is a remarkable program that paid for all of my tuition, books and fees! The scholarship also provides a success coach and countless other people to support you on your journey. You should definitely apply before starting at CCP. Ask questions and engage with your professors! The class sizes are small, which means more attention from professors and support staff.
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