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Nashville State announced that UBS, the leading global wealth manager, has committed funding for two strategic grants, aimed at local programs focused on increasing access to college and supporting students while in school.

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.

The College’s Clarksville campus, through a generous donation by Kroger, has food and personal items available for students to order in-person or online.

AT&T Foundation Donates $10,000 to Nashville State.

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.

Nashville State has earned the distinction as a Veterans Education Transition Support (VETS) Certified Campus from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.

Nashville State Community College – Clarksville Campus, in partnership with the Clarksville Transit System, is now offering free transportation assistance for students.

Students can now access free food and personal care items at the Nashville State Humphreys County Campus Cupboard.

Nashville State's Clarksville Campus is now offering food assistance, via the Campus Cupboard, for students in need.

The Career Closet at Nashville State is here to make sure students have access to free professional clothes and outfits that they may otherwise not be able to get.