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My College allowed for me to stay close to my family. I don't have to worry about going far to come home for the holidays. My family, friends, and boyfriend are there for me when I need them. I won't have to make a phone call because I can just go see them. Another unique thing is that my school has other locations that I could go to. For example, If I moved to Okeechobee I could got to the campus that is in Okeechobee.

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One thing that stood out to me when I took a school tour was how clean it was. The people who showed me around was very helpful knew the school very well and helped me with the classes I would need to be taking toward my major. Another reason was because at the time, they were the only school to have hands on medical classes. The other schools I visited were four year universities, and I would have loved to attend one but I wanted to succed with good graded coming out of my freshman and sophmore year.

Our college will be celebrating it's 50th anniversary in 2010, Indian River State College opened it's doors as Indian River Junior College in 1960, changed its name to Indian River Community College in 1970 and became Indian River State College on July 1, 2008. IRSC serves Florida's St. Luice, Martin, Indian River and Okeechobee counties as the region's premier institution for higher education, emphasizing quality and accessibility at reasonable cost. Serving over 34,000 students annually, IRSC offers different degrees like Bachelor's Degree programs, Associate in arts Degree programs for university transfer, Associate Science Degree