Wayne County Community College has a weekend program for Detroit City school students. You can learn more about it at this webpage http://www.wcccd.edu/dept/ea_alh_middlecoll.htm
Richland College is the largest college in the Dallas County Community College District with over 14,000 students. The large Student Media program hosts the only radio program in the DCCCD, called Chronicle Web Radio.
Yes, Wayne County Community College offers an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program. This program prepares students for entry-level nursing positions and provides eligibility to take the NCLEX-RN examination to become a registered nurse. It is important to check the specific prerequisites and requirements for admission to the nursing program at Wayne County Community College.
I'm afraid that there don't seem to be any ROTC programs available in Dallas. You can opt for it as an elective in the Dallas County Community College though.
Community colleges are a great place to start. typically an individual attends their home county community college. You can go to another out-of-county college, but it is usually double the tuition unless your home county community college does not offer the program of choice. Just make sure the college has a regional accreditation it that will be fine.
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There appears to be 18 as follows: * Bucks County Community College * Butler County Community College * Community College of Allegheny County * Community College of Beaver County * Community College of Philadelphia * Delaware County Community College * Harcum College * Harrisburg Area Community College * Lackawanna College * Lehigh Carbon Community College * Luzerne County Community College * Manor Junior College * Montgomery County Community College * Northampton Community College * Peirce College * Pennsylvania College of Technology * Pennsylvania Highlands Community College * Pennsylvania Institute of Technology * Pittsburgh Technical Institut * Reading Area Community College * Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology * University of Pittsburgh-Titusville (2-year campus) * Valley Forge Military College * Westmoreland County Community College Some as you have noticed do not have the word community within its name, however they also are listed as community colleges.
There are four community colleges in Philadelphia: Delaware County Community College, Community College of Philadelphia, Montgomery County Community College andBucks County Community College. All offer a range of courses and study programs. The best college is one that fits your needs.
Hudson County Community College was created in 1974.
Delaware County Community College was created in 1967.
Herkimer County Community College was created in -1966.
Community College of Baltimore County was created in 1957.
Seward County Community College was created in 1967.