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Holy Names University in Oakland is inviting parents of enrolled students to join them by taking up to two free classes. Photo Credit: Holy Names University by ElObservador 02/05/2021
OAKLAND, Calif. – A small, private Catholic college in California is trying to keep students in school by letting their moms and dads also enroll – for free.
In Oakland, Holy Names University’s new “Parent Promise” program, launched Jan. 12, lets parents enroll in two free classes each and waives the fees, which is a savings of about $3,500 per adult.
Sheila Smith McKoy, provost and vice president for academic affairs at Holy Names, said the idea was a big hit right away.
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