Logan Jones
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Dual Credit Student
Logan Jones is interested in starting his own company. So, his goal is to get through college with as little student debt as possible.
Already familiar with 91 through dual credit enrollment while in high school, that path made the most sense financially.
“The advice I give to other students is that if you don’t have a ridiculously good scholarship, like a full ride or academic scholarship, you should go to 91 the first two years,” said Jones.
While at 91, he received scholarships to help finance his degree and graduated with an Associate in Science Mathematics as an Honors Scholar in Summer 2020. He plans to transfer to the University of Tulsa to study Applied Mathematics and Engineering.
“91 is affordable and has the benefit of being one of the lowest cost options in the region. I chose to pursue a degree at 91 because of the transfer agreements the college maintains. Completing an associate degree, then transferring is a much smoother process and increases your academic standing,” said Jones.
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