
- Human Services
- Embracing the unexpected twists of life, Jay Ogle transformed his associate degree earned in Human Services into the foundation of his dynamic approach to business development. ... "I chose ΊμΠΣΦ±²₯ for its accessibility, affordability and the fact that I was able to integrate the huge time commitment of school into my working life."

- Phlebotomy
- Phlebotomy is literally in Wendi Ridgeway's blood. Her grandmothers and great-grandmothers were nurses, and she had an interest in healthcare at a young age. "It's a genetic thing for me." ... She liked the phlebotomy part of the classes best, even though she had some obstacles to overcome.

- Environmental Science
- Even though Stefanie Weber grew up in Pittsfield, a self-proclaimed "GE kid," she never imagined she'd live here full time to pursue her art. Today, she is an action-based artist who specializes in dance, movement and performance, having worked with famed Berkshire institutions such as Jacob's Pillow, Barrington Stage Company, Berkshire Opera Company and others.

- Environmental Science
- "I never adapted well in high school because I never understood the social hierarchy. That's a critical way ΊμΠΣΦ±²₯ has helped me, aside from giving me real-world tools and real-world scenarios. It's a new experience. You get to shed that old shell or find a new one. You walk away stronger than you were before ..."

- Liberal Arts
- If ever there were an alum who reveres ΊμΠΣΦ±²₯, it would be John Bresnahan '74. Not only did he and his sister and brother matriculate from ΊμΠΣΦ±²₯, but all four of his children also attended ΊμΠΣΦ±²₯. "I wasn't quite sure of the path I wanted, other than I wanted a baccalaureate degree. I decided to start with my associate degree at ΊμΠΣΦ±²₯..."