From the campus lobby, Morgan shares a warm greeting: "Welcome to the Lawrenceburg Campus, my name is Morgan. Let me give you a little tour of my campus."

From her desk in the admissions office, Tara gives the three steps for admissions at the Lawrenceburg campus: "The first thing a student would need to do when they come on campus, is to come in here to the Admissions Office, and I will give them an application that they will need to fill out for admission. I would also schedule them for the Compass test that is given by ACT, to get them ready for college and to see what kind of classes they need to take while they are here."

On-screen Text: Apply; Compass Test.

From her desk in the advising office, Rhonda explains more about the advising process: "Once you've seen Tara out front and have your application for admission, she'll give me a copy of your compass test scores. Don't freak! It's a small version of the ACT and we just use it as a placement test to see where you are in your journey into college life. We'll assign you and academic advisor if you already know your program. You'd see one of the faculty if you are already majoring in Office Systems or Fire Science."

Morgan introduces the financial aid office: "If your worried about financial aid, don't! Our financial aid office is more than happy to help you!"

From his office, Derek explains how to contact financial aid: I work primarily out of Lexington, but we're out here one day a week on Thursday. Now that's not the only time you can get help from us. If you call our number and contact the office in Lexington, often we can solve your problems and answer your questions. You can get all that information on the Web site, through the financial aid link. You can even e-mail us through the Website."

On-screen text: (866) 774-4872; bluegrass.kctcs.edu

From her office, Rhonda names the various programs in Lawrenceburg (as she speaks, video of each program is shown): "We have programs in RN nursing; Nurse Aid; Business Management; Office Systems Technology; Medical Office; Emergency Medical Technician; Fire Science; of course, Social Work, and Human Services. We also have transferable degrees, the Associate of Arts and the Associate of Science.

As Rhonda speaks, programs from other campuses are shown: "If you can't find the program that you want here at Lawrenceburg, we have six other locations. We have Industrial Maintenance at the Georgetown Location, what a great thing to be on Toyota's property. Our Information Technologies that we used to have here in Lawrenceburg are now in Lexington. We have three campuses in Lexington, one in Danville, Georgetown and Winchester."

From a busy a Lawrenceburg Computer lab, a teacher speaks:
"My name is John Osborne, and were here at the Bluegrass Community and Technical College. The specific branch campus we are at is the Lawrenceburg Campus. Why would a student want to come to Lawrenceburg? Well, I think  here are the Lawrenceburg campus we have small class sizes and that makes for individuality. It's not a huge, massive  campus. I've seen campuses where you have 60-90 students in an auditorium. As you can see here, we have about 10-15 students, and it just makes the training and individuality one to one."                              

Rhonda speaks from her office in the Lawrenceburg Admissions Office:
"You always tell students that you've made the first, hardest step by coming in the building and getting it behind you, because a lot of people are intimidated by college, but we want you to know we are a family here, we cheer with you when you make a "B" on your math test, and we are going to be there when you're overwhelmed - to help you breath so you can get through. We want you to be successful and don't worry that if you don't have a perfect 4.0, we're here to help you!"

From the library, Morgan welcomes future students to come to the campus to check it out in-person: "Oh Hello! And thanks for visiting our virtual tour! I want to see you guys come back, I want you to see in-person all of our wonderful staff and how helpful they are. We have small classes which makes it really personal. And you even get to check out our great parking, where it's easy to get to classes, back and forth - and you don't have to pay! Thanks and come back!"