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Sinclair opened a new health sciences center on its downtown Dayton campus last fall and most of the new degree and certificate programs the school is offering are focused on health fields.
The degree is one of several new programs the community college is offering this fall. Students started classes again today at Sinclair.
Among other new offerings is an associate’s degree in health care simulation technology and “short-term” certificates for home health aides, patient care technicians and assistants for chemical dependency counselors, according to the school.
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“We have worked with businesses and community leaders and delivered many new programs of study and career pathways for students to be successful,” Sinclair president Steve Johnson said in a prepared statement.
Enrollment at Sinclair is expected to remain flat this fall, meaning the number of students taking classes through the community college will remain just under 18,600.
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