Hundreds of instructional programs from which to choose to pursue a career or baccalaureate degree, to obtain a GED, or to meet your personal goals. Forty community college districts comprising forty-nine community colleges serving the entire state. One is close to you. Affordable education and training.
Tuition is economical and financial aid is available.
The credits earned for AA, AS, and AES degrees transfer to both public and private colleges and universities. General Associate Degrees customize the curriculum to the specific career needs of the student, using a combination of academic and technical courses. Developmental Programs include adult basic and secondary education to provide individuals with basic literacy and life skills and enable them to complete their GED, as well as English as a Second Language for those whose native language is not English. Economic Development and Public Service Programs help improve local economies and communities. Support Services are provided to help students succeed in college, including financial aid advising, career counseling, testing and assessment, and job placement.