September 2024

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Midland College's Natural Gas Compression Program Wins TACTE Program of Excellence Award

Midland College is proud to announce that its Natural Gas Compression Program has been awarded the prestigious TACTE Program of Excellence Award. The program was recognized for its innovation, dedication, and significant impact on both education and industry in the Permian Basin Region.

sMC's SkillsUSA team poses with their award at the District Competition.
Midland College Dual Credit Students Shine at SkillsUSA District Conference, Qualify for State Competition

Midland College announces the outstanding performance of its dual credit applied technology students at the recent SkillsUSA District Conference, where students in Automotive, Collision, Diesel, HVAC, Welding, and Energy programs showcased their technical expertise in district-level competitions. Their achievements reflect MC's commitment to preparing the future workforce of the Permian Basin through world-class technical training and strong collaboration with Midland ISD.

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Midland College Nursing Programs Achieve Outstanding National Exam Pass Rates

Midland College is celebrating a remarkable achievement in nursing education, with the 2024 exam results showcasing the strength of its programs. The Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) program achieved a perfect 100% pass rate on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX), surpassing the national average of 88.35% and the Texas average of 92.9% (2023). This outstanding accomplishment highlights MC's dedication to preparing highly skilled nurses for the workforce.

sPCPP students learn from MC sonography faculty
MC's Primary Care Pathway Program Is Preparing Skilled, Collaborative Health Care Leaders for Tomorrow

At Midland College, we are committed to providing world-class technical training that prepares students for in-demand careers in the health care field. Through our Primary Care Pathway Program (PCPP), which enables students to complete medical school in just seven years -- one year ahead of the traditional timeline -- we are not only preparing future health care professionals but also strengthening the pipeline of skilled workers to meet the growing health care demands of the Permian Basin and beyond.