Georgia Perimeter College students who meet certain academic criteria will see their credits
transfer to Syracuse University, local college officials said. The agreement between the state’s
largest public two year college and the private New York college begins next fall and applies to
Syracuse’s College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering and Computer Science.
What does that mean to you?
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Earn college credits for a low tuition (in-state, public school)
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Live at home (save room and board)
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Get the hang of college before having to also live on your own in upstate New York
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Transfer to a prestigious four year university!
ART@WORK
- ART@WORK Atlanta
- Art At Work (AAW) was developed in 1995 by Fulton County Arts Council (FCAC) as a six-week summer program to provide arts education and job training for youth, ages 14 - 16, who were interested in the visual arts. Since AAW's inception, it has evolved into year-round and summer programming that has served hundreds of Fulton County youth. Teens are integrally involved in all aspects of production and marketing while learning valuable work skills. Over the course of a year, participants receive instruction from professional visual artists; social and employment skill development from professionals; are exposed to the business and entrepreneurial aspects of the arts as they exhibit their work locally; and earn an income for creating art. Program participants become Apprentice Artists; producing artwork is their job.