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Excitement builds for Liberal Arts program at Mountain Gateway Community College

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CLIFTON FORGE, Va. (VR) – Excitement is building around Mountain Gateway Community College’s
Liberal Arts Associate of Arts degree program. This flexible, two-year program offers students a
comprehensive foundation in subjects such as English, art, theater, music, dance and more,
while equipping them with critical skills in writing, communication, and problem-solving—skills
that are highly valued by both universities and employers alike.

Under the leadership of Josh Hagy, the new Humanities Program Head, the Liberal Arts program
continues to grow, offering students an opportunity to explore their passions, sharpen their
intellectual abilities, and prepare for a seamless transfer to four-year universities.
“The Liberal Arts degree at MGCC is perfect for students looking to explore new interests and
develop valuable skills in subjects like English, art, theater, music, and dance,” Hagy said. “This
flexible, creative program provides a strong academic foundation while helping students build
essential skills in communication, problem-solving, and creative thinking — skills that will serve
them in any career.”
The program is designed for students who wish to transfer to four-year institutions, providing a
smooth transition into fields like education, journalism, philosophy, and social sciences. With a
broad mix of core courses and electives, students can tailor their education to their individual
interests while gaining the academic knowledge they need to succeed in advanced studies.
Small class sizes and personalized faculty support ensure students receive the guidance they
need throughout their academic journey. The Liberal Arts Associate of Arts degree prepares
students for university transfer through TransferVA, a program that provides a common
curriculum and allows students to transfer from community colleges to Virginia universities.
The Liberal Arts program also fosters skills that are in demand across a variety of industries,
from research and writing to creative problem-solving and leadership.
“This is the perfect time for students to explore the opportunities available in our Liberal Arts
program,” Hagy added. “Whether you’re just starting your college journey or looking to shift
career paths, we’re here to support you every step of the way.”
For more information about the Liberal Arts Associate of Arts program at MGCC, contact Josh
Hagy at jdhagy@mgcc.edu. Registration for the Summer and Fall semesters begins on April 1.
Call Student Services at (540) 863-2820 to meet with an advisor and create your academic plan.

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