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Mississippi Delta Community College

www.msdelta.edu

 
Mississippi Delta is a comprehensive community college which offers a wide variety of academic, career, and technical courses in day, evening, and on-line classes. We also offer workforce training, ABE/GED classes, and continuing education courses for local citizens. Mississippi Delta supports its students with a full range of student services including financial aid, counseling, career placement, and on-campus housing. Mississippi Delta instructors are well-trained professionals who are truly dedicated to the success of their students, both in the classroom and in their future careers. We offer quality, collegiate level courses in small classes with individualized instruction.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.msdelta.edu
  • Hwy 3 and Cherry Street
    Moorhead, MS USA 38761
  • Phone: 662.246.6322

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