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SINCE 1968, GateWay Community College has built a legacy of innovation, pioneering vision and responsiveness to the needs of our community with many firsts—the first technical college in Arizona; first to use community advisory committees; first to tailor courses to the needs of business and industry; and first to offer classes at off-campus locations. Today, we continue to evolve our institution and have added the SouthWest Skill Center to the Trade and Technical Training Division, formerly Maricopa Skill Center. The alignment of all Trade and Technical Training programs under one college allows for better coordination and cohesion of clock hour offerings throughout the Maricopa Community Colleges. In 2016, GateWay fully integrated operations with the Maricopa Skill Center and united under one name, with three distinct areas — University Transfer, Professional and Technical Education, and Trade and Technical Training — at three campuses — Central City, Deer Valley and Washington campuses.

The Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation was re-aligned with GateWay Community College in Fall 2016 and continues to serve small business and entrepreneurs in bioscience, medical devices, clean technology and software.

WE OFFER comprehensive academic and occupational/professional programs, as well as trade and technical training. With 150 degree, certificate, workforce training and university transfer options, we are equipped to find the best fit for students.

VISION GateWay Community College—a college for the community—works collectively and responsibly to meet the life-long learning needs of our diverse students and community.

MISSION GateWay Community College provides access to higher education for diverse students and communities. We focus learning through

• University Transfer • General Education • Developmental Education • Workforce Development • Student Development Services • Continuing Education • Community Education • Civic Responsibility • Global Engagement

ABOUT US

CREDIT HOUR STUDENT POPULATION* CLOCK HOUR STUDENT POPULATION*

*Based on Fall 2017 enrollment. Numbers subject to change. *Enrollment numbers as of April 23, 2018. Numbers subject to change.

47% Hispanic30% Caucasian10% African American5% Other4% Asian 3% Native American

46% Other25% Caucasian23% Hispanic3% African American 2% Asian 1% Native American

76% part-time enrolled

45% in day time classes

87% in day-time classes

AGE AGE

42%

2% 2%

36%

56% 62%

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68% -under-age:

79% -under-age:

OFFERINGS

Accounting 3 3

Administrative Technology 3

Arizona General Education Curriculum - A, B, S 3

Associate in Arts 3

Associate in Business 3

Associate in General Studies 3

Associate in Science 3

Automotive: Air Conditioning and Electrical Accessories 3

Automotive: Drive Trains 3 3

Automotive: Suspension, Steering and Brakes 3

Automotive: Technology 3 3

Automotive: Engine Performance and Diagnosis 3

Business Technology Specialist 3

Computed Tomography 3

Computer Information Systems 3 3

Construction Trades: Carpentry 3 3

Construction Trades: Construction Management 3

Construction Trades: Electricity 3 3

CREDIT HOUR DEGREE & CERTIFICATE PROGRAM OFFERINGS

Construction Trades: Heat and Frost Insulation 3 3

Construction Trades: Ironworking 3 3

Construction Trades: Millwrighting 3 3

Construction Trades - Mechanical Trades: Pipefitting 3

Construction Trades - Mechanical Trades: Plumbing 3 3

Construction Trades - Mechanical Trades: Sheet Metal 3 3

Construction Trades: Painting and Drywalling 3 3

Construction Trades: Pre-Apprenticeship 3

Construction Trades: Sheet Metal 3 3

Court Reporting - Judicial 3 3

Court Reporting: Scoping/Transcription 3

Diagnostic Medical Sonography 3 3

Electrical Technology 3 3

Electroneurodiagnostic (END) Technology 3

Engine Performance 3

Entrepreneurial Studies Level I 3

General Business 3 3

Health Services Management 3 3

Health Unit Coordinating/Patient Care Associate 3

Healthcare Regulatory Compliance 3certificate of completion

degree

program areas• Apprenticeships • Automotive • Beauty & Wellness • Business • Court Reporting • Electrical • Environment • Healthcare • HVAC • Information Technology • Machining & Production Technology • Meat Cutting • Nursing • Occupational Safety & Health Technology • University Transfer • Welding

Individuals with Associate Degrees can earn

nearly 30% more over a lifetime than those with

only a high school diploma.*

DID

YOU

KNOW?

*U.S. Census Bureau

We offer

150certificate & associatedegree programs

We serve over

11,000 full-time & part-time

students

Homeland Security 3

Hospital Service Technology 3

HVAC: Air Conditioning/Refrigeration/Facilities 3 3

HVAC: Residential and Light Commercial Air Conditioning 3

Industrial Design Technology 3

Industrial Design Technology: SolidWorks Design Specialist 3

Linux Professional 3

Magnetic Resonance Imaging 3

Medical Radiography 3

Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional (MCITP) Administrator 3

Microsoft Networking Technology 3

Microsoft Technical Specialist 3

Muscoloskeletal Sonography 3

Network Administration: Microsoft Windows Server 3

Networking Administration: Cisco 3

Networking Technology: Cisco 3 3

Nuclear Medicine Technology 3

Nursing: Nurse Assisting 3

Nursing: Bilingual Nursing Fellowship 3

Nursing: Fast Track Practical Nursing 3

Nursing: Nursing Refresher 3

Nursing: Practical Nursing 3

Nursing: Registered Nursing 3

Nursing: Veterans/PN Bridge 3

Occupational Safety and Health Technology 3 3

Office Administration 3

Operating Room Nursing 3

Organizational Leadership 3

Organizational Management 3

Physical Therapist Assisting 3

Polysomnographic Technology 3 3

Production Technology 3

Production Technology: CNC Technology 3

Production Technology: Quality Assurance 3

Retail Management 3 3

Respiratory Care 3

Small Business Entrepreneurship 3

Small Business Management 3

Surgical Technology 3 3

Water Treatment 3

CREDIT HOUR DEGREE & CERTIFICATE PROGRAM OFFERINGS

BEAUTY & WELLNESS

Aesthetician 3

Aesthetician - H.S. 3

Cosmetologist 3

Cosmetologist - H.S. 3

Cosmetologist & Aesthetician Instructor 3

Hair Stylist 3

Massage Therapy 3

Massage Therapy - H.S. 3

TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

Advanced Welding I 3

Advanced Welding II 3

Advanced Welding III 3

Apprentice Meat Cutting 3

Auto Body Worker 3

Electrician Worker Level 2 3

HVAC Level I 3

CNC Machinist3

CLOCK HOUR PROGRAM OFFERINGS

TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

Certified Contact Center Preparation 3

Computer Support Technician 3

Computer Support Specialist 3

HEALTHCARE

Emergency Medical Technician 3

Medical Assistant 3

Medical Billing and Coding 3

Medical Interpreter-Spanish 3

Ophthalmic Medical Assistant 3

Pharmacy Technician 3

Phlebotomy* 3

*Offered at the Central City Campus and SouthWest Skill Center. certificate of

completiondegree

STUDENT SERVICES

The Career Center assists students and the community with career and job search needs. Up-to-date resources and individualized assistance is offered in the following areas:

• Career assessment and planning • Resume development interview preparation • Job search resources • Employer events/Computer lab • Internships and university transfer options

Career Centers are available at Central City (1245 E. Buckeye Rd.), Deer Valley (2931 W. Bell Rd.) and Washington (108 N. 40th St.) campuses.

CAREER CENTERgatewaycc.edu /career-center

Childcare Services are available to students, faculty, staff and the community at our Washington Campus and a branch campus through the Osborn School District. To qualify, children must be ages 2 through 12 and fully potty trained. For admission, the following information must be provided:

• Up-to-date immunization records • Signed emergency notification card for each child • A copy of the child’s birth certificate • Completed enrollment packet

gatewaycc.edu /childcareCHILDREN’S LEARNING CENTER

The Library and Learning Center at the Washington Campus and select rooms at the Central City Campus offer students access to Computer Labs with separate tables in well-lit, quiet and modern settings. Each computer has:

• Internet access • Microsoft Office software package, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Publisher • Adobe Creative Suite • Specific educational software applications that may be required for classes, especially online and self-paced courses

COMPUTER LABS

The Counseling Department offers a wide variety of services designed to help students attain educational, career and personal goals by exploring and learning new ways of:

• Adjusting to a college setting and taking control of one’s life • Improving life skills, reducing stress and managing time • Improving self-esteem • Setting goals and eliminating self-defeating behavior • Making personal, educational and career choices • Coping with crisis and dealing with loss

COUNSELINGgatewaycc.edu /counseling

Counseling is available at all campuses.

Disability Resources provides information and resources to students with disabilities on a case-by-case basis. It is the responsibility of the student to inform the institution of his or her need for academic adjustments.

A reasonable academic adjustment is the provision of an auxiliary aid, or modification to the course or program, that will allow access to the program, material, activity or degree.

Disability Resources are found at all campuses.

DISABILITY RESOURCESgatewaycc.edu /disability-resources

Students and the community can get connected at the GateWay Library. The Library provides responsive service and accessible resources in a learner-centered environment. The Library offers:

• Reference and research assistance • On-campus & remote access to online resources • In-person services • Library loans • Library instruction • Study rooms

LIBRARYgatewaycc.edu /library

Libraries are located on the Central City (1245 E. Buckeye Rd.)and Washington campuses (108 N. 40th St.).

The Learning Center promotes student success through a variety of learning support services, such as tutoring, learning/study strategies and learning aids. Tutoring is available in, but not limited to, the following subject areas:

The Learning Center is located at the Washington Campus (108 N. 40th St.).

• Accounting • Allied Health • Biology & Chemistry • Communication

• Computer Technology • Economics • English • ESL

• Math • Physics • Spanish • Writing

learning centergatewaycc.edu /learning-center

GateWay values the opportunity to educate the country’s veterans and offers on campus

Veteran Services that include:

Veteran Services are located at the Central City (1245 E. Buckeye Rd.) and

Washington campuses (108 N. 40th St.).

VETERAN SERVICES

• Schedule adjustments • Preliminary program planning • Veterans student club • Veterans Center and study space

gatewaycc.edu /veterans

• Academic advising • Campus and

community referrals • Tuition deferments

• Academic scheduling

POINTS OF PRIDE

A Butcher Shop & Deli at the Central City Campus is open to the public for retail meat, poultry and cheese products as well as offers butcher shop services throughout the year.

Expert Salon & Spa Services at the Deer Valley Campus are a fraction of the cost you might pay elsewhere. All services are performed by students under instructor supervision.

The HUG Clinic, a pro-bono clinic offering physical therapy assisting, respiratory programming and sonography services performed by students, with instructor supervision, provides much needed services to residents of Phoenix and beyond.

The Integrated Education (IE) Building is LEED Gold Certified by the U.S. Green Building Council.

The Center for Healthcare Education (CH) Building is a state-of-the-art facility, modeled after a hospital for the healthcare and nursing programs.

GateWay is home to the Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation, the only community college in the Maricopa system with such a facility on campus.

Maricopa SBDC (Small Business Development Center) operates on the Washington Campus, offering it’s services to community members.

GateWay is the only community college in the Maricopa system that has a Light Rail stop on campus.

WHATSETS US APART

GATEWAY AT A GLANCE

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Central City Campus 1245 E. Buckeye Road, Phoenix, AZ 85034Deer Valley Campus 2931 W. Bell Road, Phoenix, AZ 85053

Southwest Skill Center 3000 N. Dysart Road, Avondale, AZ 85392 Washington Campus 108 North 40th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034

GATEWAYCC.EDU (602) 286-8000 GATEWAYAZ GATEWAYCC

GateWay Community College is part of the Maricopa County Community College District, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

(230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, IL 60604, (800) 621-7440, ncahlc.org).

This booklet was printed in June 2018. For the latest information on programs, graduation rates and other important consumer information, please visit our website at www.gatewaycc.edu.

The Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) is an EEO/AA institution and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, or national origin in

their programs or activities. For Title IX/504 concerns, call the following number to reach the appointed coordinator: (480) 731-8499. For additional information visit: http://www.maricopa.edu/non-discrimination.

Photos by Liam Frederick Photography, Mark Spomer Photography, Dave Tevis Photography, Maria Nissen Photography and Mark Petterman Photography. 6/2018-2500