Murray State Associate Provost Renae Duncan speaks with Kate Lochte on Sounds Good about a pilot program this fall called Thoroughbred Academy, involving Trigg and Christian County students earning college credits at reduced cost. The program will allow high school juniors take classes at MSU'sHopkinsville campus at a cost of $150 per course. Duncan says this could save incoming students potentially thousands of dollars in tuition.
MSU Thoroughbred Academy Offers High School Students Discounted College Credit
