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Business Administration students showcase projects designed to help area small businesses

Business Students Help Local Small Businesses

Wake Tech Business Administration students are helping local businesses solve real-world problems, and they showed off their ideas and talents at a capstone showcase on Southern Wake Campus.
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Wake Tech honored dozens of service members and veterans before they graduate.

College Honors Veteran Graduates

Wake Tech honored 64 U.S. service members or veterans graduating next month during its annual Honor Cord Ceremony on Southern Wake Campus.
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College Earns National Recognition as Top Military-Friendly School

Wake Tech's dedication to supporting military service members and veterans has earned it the prestigious 2025-26 Military Friendly® Gold designation.
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Wake Tech Career Services Dean Korrie Blanchard Smith

"The faculty and staff pour so much effort into students that you can't not succeed. ... Wake Tech will get you there if you just let it."

Korrie Blanchard Smith

Associate in Arts, Class of 2005