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For anyone passionate about fitness, wellness, and recreation, Nashville State Community College offers two exciting degree options that can turn your interests into a fulfilling career. The Associate of Science (A.S.) in Exercise Science and the...

Born in China and adopted as a baby by a couple from Tennessee, Allie Wills was raised in Dickson County. Now, she is building a future for herself at Nashville State.

In her role as president of Nashville State Community College, Dr. Shanna Jackson frequently encounters graduates who are eager to share with her the positive impact Nashville State has had on their lives.

McGavock High School is launching an Early College Business program and will begin enrolling students this fall for the program, which will start in January 2026.

As part of the college’s bi-annual Convocation, twenty-seven educators were recognized during a pinning ceremony on Nashville State’s White Bridge campus for earning ACUE (Association of College and University Educators) certifications.

There are many Falcons that show getting a degree is attainable for everyone, not just those right out of high school. One of those students who showed what was possible was Shea Schroeder.

Troubled by addiction and an uncertain path in his early years, Alan Whitley did not know the way his life would go.

Nashville State’s Clarksville campus will once again offer the Paralegal Studies program with in-person instruction, beginning on August 25. The program will also continue to be available virtually.

Organized by the Center for Workforce Development & Continuing Education, Nashville State Community College recently hosted the Jobs for the Future Talent of Tomorrow Fellows.

Edwina Mateso and Milly Flatt, soon-to-be graduates of Nashville State Community College, have each been awarded the prestigious Scarlett Family Foundation Scholarship.