Moorefield, W.Va. – Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College is marking the 20th anniversary of the statewide Board of Governor’s (BOG) degree. The BOG degree program is designed to fit the needs of adult students – particularly those who already have work and family commitments – by offering credit for life and work experience, option for compressed courses, and ability to take online courses.
“The BOG program at Eastern is a great option for any adult who may have some college credit and work experience and is looking to weave those together in getting their associate’s degree,” said Monica Wilson, VP of Academics and Student Services. “We understand that everyone’s path to a degree is different, and the BOG program is one that has been adapted to the needs of adult learners.”
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