Hunter introduces himself outside of the Danville campus and begins tour.

Hunter: Hey! I'm Hunter Davis, I'm a student here at Bluegrass Community College here on the Danville Campus  in the Machine Tool Technology Department. I've been here for a little bit. They want me to show you around, show you what the campus looks like, and what they offer here. So I figure we'd start with the admissions office. So, let's go in and see what kind of information they can give us.

From her office, a student affairs specialist describes her roll in the admissions process.

Erin: Once you've been admitted to the College, I'll be happy to meet with you individually to talk about a class schedule that's going to fit your needs. Many of our students work full-time, so we know that you may need online learning or evening or weekend classes, so I'd be happy to meet with you individually. We have many programs set up for you as you enter our college. So I'm going to work with you on student orientation, getting to know your faculty, and any other questions you might have about the college process.

From his office, Derek explains how to contact financial aid.

Derek: Hello, my name is Derek Ball, I'm the Financial Aid Coordinator for the Danville Campus. Normally I work in Lexington, but on Wednesdays, I'm at the Danville campus, so you can come by, we'll chat a little bit, and we'll get your financial aid straightened out. If you need assistance when I'm not here, you can also look on the Web site, on the financial aid link, or you can call our toll-free number, which is 1-866-774-4872, just ask for Financial Aid.  You also want to make sure you get your FASFA done early.  Usually in March by the time your file your taxes - so we have plenty of time to get you ready for school to start. But other than that, just come by and talk to us, or check out the website.  On screen text:, 1-866-774-4872, bluegrass.kctcs.edu.

A teacher discusses how students become craftsmen through the Industrial Maintenance program. Students working in class demonstrate the areas of study.

Kent: Hi, I'm Kent Douglass, and I'm responsible for the Industrial Maintenance program here at  the Danville Campus. Industrial Maintenance covers lots of areas - it's called multi-skilled. You have electrical, mechanical, hydraulic pneumatic, welding, and machine tool. The end result is a very, very skilled craftsmen in lots of different areas.

Britney, a practical nursing student, explains why she feels the nursing program has prepared her for the real world. Melanie, a coordinator for the nursing programs at Danville, invites you to call her or her staff for information. Various nursing students demonstrate their classroom curriculum.

Britney: Hi I'm Britney. I'm a student in the practical nursing program at the Danville Campus. I feel like this nursing program has well-prepared me for the experiences I will face in my career.

Melanie: Hi, I'm Melanie Sallee, I'm the coordinator of the practical nursing program here at Danville. We also offer the Medicaid/Nurse Aid program. And the associate degree nurse aid program. So if your interested in any of these, give me a call, or any of the other nursing faculty, we'll be glad to answer your questions and talk to you more about this.

Hunter invites visitors to the Danville campus as he walks through the busy hallways.

Hunter: I hope you all enjoyed our tour of the campus today. The instructors here are very personable and great people to work with. The programs are well-informed, well-run. The admissions office - everybody is just so polite. Just come in and give us a holler. Let us know what's going on, what you need, what your looking for, and they'll work with you. It's as easy as pie.