May 04, 2010

Armenian Virtual College Has Educated Over 500 students

Recently, the ArmenPress news agencry reported that AGBU's Armenian Virtual College has had over 500 students! Congratulations to the continuing success of the first truly interactive Armenian school in the world. To learn more about AVC or how you or someone you know can take a class in one of six languages, visit www.avc-agbu.org. The same report by ArmenPress in Armenian here.

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