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The Cane Ridge High School graduate and member of the National Honors Society, applied to and was accepted into several local 4-year universities, “but being the first in my family to attend college honestly really intimidated me.”

“After talking with multiple faculty, I knew Nashville State could offer me the transition I needed in ensuring my road to success.”

After 10 years in the insurance business, where she found professional success and enjoyment, Tressa Reed began thinking more about what may make her truly happy and inspired.

Shortly after graduating in May 2021 with an Architectural Design Technology A.A.S. degree, William Rucker began his career journey at Enfinity Engineering.

The Tennessee College Access and Success Network announced today that it was awarded a $299,575 grant from The Kresge Foundation to implement Nashville Flex.

Approximately seven months after stepping up with a $100,000 investment in the Nashville GRAD program for Nashville State students, Amazon has doubled that with another $100,000.

Nashville State has announced that Davidson County residents may be eligible to apply for Nashville GRAD, a program that provides free, targeted financial assistance beyond tuition and academic supports to students.

The Tennessee Board of Regents recognized the Nashville GRAD program with the Partnership Award during the March 25 SOAR (Statewide Outstanding Achievement Recognition) 2021 Awards presentation.

Amazon has stepped up to help Nashville State students currently participating in the Nashville GRAD program.

The Tennessee Titans celebrated their inaugural “We Stand For” campaign luncheon where the Nashville State Community College Foundation was awarded a $50,000 grant in support of the Nashville GRAD program.