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“We are so excited about the Page CQunty Center and the fact that the community is helping us build it,” Price said. “The Center will definitely enhance the educational opportunities available to the community, not only for Page County residents but for individuals in nearby Rappahannock, Shenandoah and Warren counties.”
Twenty-one classes are scheduled to be offered for the fall 2005 semester. Course offerings will include classes in the following subject areas: Accounting, Administration of Justice, Art, Business Management and Administration, Economics, English, History, Information Technology Essentials, Mathematics, Philosophy, Psychology, Religion and Spanish
» For more information about courses offered at the Page County Center or to register for classes, interested individuals may contact the LFCC Office of Student Success at 1-800-906-LFCC, ext. 7110 or visit www.lfcc.edu.
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