At Anne Arundel Community College (AACC), we believe you have the chance to redefine yourself at any age and at any point in your life. That’s why there’s something for everyone here!
When it comes to academics, our programs are innovative and award-winning. In fact, AACC has won numerous national, regional and state awards that put us on par with, or above, many four-year colleges. Our associate degrees and credit certificates prepare students for transfer to a four-year institution or to move into an immediate career.
Looking for a new or expanded career? If you’re seeking career training, working to boost basic skills or pursuing new areas of interest, AACC offers noncredit professional training to meet your needs.
Last, but certainly not least, AACC provides extensive lifelong learning opportunities for all ages. From fitness to local history to the coolest kid summer camps, we have courses that will expand your mind and fuel your soul.
The winners each will receive $500, and their winning pieces will appear in this year’s edition of Amaranth, AACC’s award-winning journal for literature and the arts.
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The Philip E. and Carole R. Ratcliffe Foundation has awarded Anne Arundel Community College Foundation a $1.68 million, three-year commitment to support students in the Entrepreneurial Studies Institute, Health Sciences, and Workforce Development programs at AACC.
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Approximately 1,690 students will graduate with 1,970 degrees and certificates on Thursday, May 22, at this year’s commencement of Anne Arundel Community College.
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Choosing where to attend college can be a tough decision. Ashley Flores-Gonzalez, however, knew she wanted to attend AACC before she even got out of elementary school.
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AACC students rarely travel far to get to our campus – unlike Lucian Pazour, who crossed the Atlantic Ocean. A native of Texas, Pazour is used to traveling long distances as her family moved to England when she was young.
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There’s nothing effortless about achieving a 4.0 GPA. For database development major Jasmine Byers, it came from hard work and strong time management.
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