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Tallahassee Community College will offer 8 new programs this fall

Front exterior of the Learning Commons (LS) building on the Tallahassee Community College campus.
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New degrees are being offered at Tallahassee Community College, soon to be Tallahassee State College, this fall. TCC says its offering the new programs to meet growing demand.

Registration for these new programs is now open, and classes will begin in the upcoming fall semester.

Tallahassee Community College, soon to be renamed Tallahassee State College on July 1, is adding a fleet of degree programs to its catalog.

School officials say they're offering eight new programs to meet the growing demand for computer technology jobs.

"When looking at the data, we need to meet the local demand for talent and so, we decided to move forward with launching some new degrees," TCC Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost Calandra Stringer, said.

The eight new A.S. programs include: A.S. in Applied Artificial Intelligence, A.S. in Computer Crimes, A.S. in Crime Scene Technology, A.S. in Animation and Game Art, A.S. in Game Development Design, A.S. in Computer Information Technology, A.S. in Data Science Technology, and A.S. in Electronics Engineering Technology.

Prospective students are encouraged to visit the TCC website for more information on admission requirements and program details.

Adrian Andrews is a multimedia journalist with WFSU Public Media. He is a Gadsden County native and a first-generation college graduate from Florida A&M University. Adrian is also a military veteran, ending his career as a Florida Army National Guard Non-Comissioned Officer.

Adrian has experience in print writing, digital content creation, documentary, and film production. He has spent the last four years on the staff of several award-winning publications such as The Famuan, Gadsden County News Corp, and Cumulus Media before joining the WFSU news team.