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June 27, 2022

Michigan Reconnect Must Stay Connected to Student Needs

The Michigan Reconnect program, first proposed by Governor Whitmer in 2019 and officially created in 2020, advertises a tuition-free path for Michiganders over the age of 25 to complete an associate degree program and/or approved skill certification.

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Facts Matter – Michigan Reconnect Must Stay Connected to Student Needs

Michigan Reconnect Must Stay Connected to Student Needs

The Michigan Reconnect program, first proposed by Governor Whitmer in 2019 and officially created in 2020, advertises a tuition-free path for Michiganders over the age of 25 to complete an associate degree program and/or approved skill certification.

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