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COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Institutional Type:
QUESTION:In Arkansas, what must a college
have in order to use the word ‘Community’ in it’s name?
ANSWER: A local tax
The Terms
Community college County college City College Junior college Vocational-tech school
The Important Dates
1851 1901 1947 1991
The Purpose
Technical skills education Preparation to transfer to a four-
year university Developmental or remedial
education Workforce training*
The Students
Fall 2011 enrollment nationwide: 13 million students
Nationwide: Part-time: 59% / Full-time: 41%
GIRL POWER!!
Traditionally ‘under-represented’ student populations
The Degrees
Certificate of Proficiency• (18 hours)
Technical Certificate• (40 hours)
Associate’s Degree• (60 hours)
The Colleges
Public: 986
Private: 115
Tribal: 31
Total: 1,132
California: 112 Texas: 64 North Carolina: 59 Illinois: 48 Georgia: 42 New York: 35 Michigan: 30 Arkansas: 22 Nevada: 1 Vermont: 1 Rhode Island: 1
Bunker Hill Community College
Boston, MALargest community college in MassachusettsSatellite campuses
MA Residents: $141/credit hour & Non-MA Residents: $347/credit hour Additional $35 fee for “high cost courses” Health insurance fee: $1,603.00 Malpractice/liability insurance fee: $15.00
14,000 students with more than 100 degree and certificate programs
Offers midnight and Saturday classes
City College of San Francisco
QUESTION:
How many students are enrolled for the Fall 2013?
Hints
1. Largest Community College in California
2. 11 campuses
3. Enrollment down 3,000 students since last year
Answer:85,000
City College of San Francisco
85,000 students11 campusesLargest community college in California
California residents: $46/credit hour & Non- residents: $187/credit hour
$17 health fee
50 academic programs with over 100 different disciplines
MAJOR accreditation issues