Office of Dual Enrollment Recognizes Carolann Lancaster

NFC Office of Dual Enrollment Recognizes Carolann Lancaster as March 2022 Student of the Month

MADISON, FL (March 8, 2022) - The North Florida College Office of Dual Enrollment features a Student of the Month during NFC's spring and fall terms to bring attention to the outstanding students in our district that dual enroll in college courses during their high school years.

James Madison Preparatory High School student Carolann Lancaster is the NFC Office of Dual Enrollment's Student of the Month for March 2022. She is currently working toward an Associate in Arts (AA) degree at NFC. According to Lancaster, NFC's dual enrollment program is helping her get a head start in college without the worry of tuition and debt.

"NFC is allowing me to obtain my AA at no cost to my family," said Lancaster. "I will be able to complete my education at a younger age and further my career due to NFC."

Lancaster plans to transfer to the University of Florida or Florida State University to pursue a degree in genetics. She highly recommends NFC to other students.

"NFC is a small campus with a BIG heart and influence in education," said Lancaster. "They care about their students and help them achieve their goals."

See past Student of the Month features and more reasons why Lancaster enjoys being an NFC Sentinel at https://www.nfc.edu/getting-started/admissions/dual-enrollment/student-of-the-month.

For more information on NFC's Dual Enrollment program, contact Dual Enrollment Director Windy Gamble at 850-973-9490 or [email protected], or visit www.nfc.edu/getting-started/admissions/dual-enrollment.

March 2022 - Carolann Lancaster

"I have enjoyed getting to meet people outside my usual circle. I feel it has helped me grow and flourish, not only intellectually but also socially."

Why did you choose to dual enroll at NFC? NFC is local and works in conjunction with JMPHS.

Which class have you enjoyed the most at NFC? I have enjoyed Ceramics the most at NFC.

How is NFC helping you reach your goals? NFC is allowing me to obtain my AA at no cost to my family. I will be able to complete my education at a younger age and further my career due to NFC.

What are your educational plans after high school? After high school I would like to transfer to UF or FSU to obtain a degree in genetics.

Who at NFC has inspired you? Karen Hiers has been a big inspiration and help to me at NFC.

Why would you recommend attending NFC? NFC is a small campus with a BIG heart and influence in education. They care about their students and help them achieve their goals.

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