Alabama Community Colleges

Alabama Community College by County:

Town
College
# Students
Alexander City
2,247
Andalusia
1,917
Anniston
n/a
Bay Minette
4,279
Bessemer
733
Bessemer
n/a
Birmingham
Virginia College-Birmingham
(Private, for-profit)
5,264
Birmingham
4,788
Birmingham
425
Birmingham
9,961
Birmingham
411
Boaz
2,438
Brewton
1,327
Deatsville
567
Dothan
4,881
Enterprise
2,703
Evergreen
718
Gadsden
6,953
Hanceville
6,318
Huntsville
Huntsville Bible College
(Private not-for-profit)
148
Huntsville
Virginia College-Huntsville
(Private for-profit)
844
Huntsville
1,533
Jasper
4,694
Madison
515
Marion
452
Mobile
Fortis College (Mobile)
(Private for-profit)
332
Mobile
473
Mobile
ITT Technical Institute-Mobile
(Private for-profit)
537
Mobile
3,681
Mobile
Virginia College-Mobile
(Private for-profit)
801
Monroeville
1,476
Montgomery
Prince Institute
(Private, for profit)
114
Montgomery
Fortis College (Montgomery)
(Private for-profit)
432
Montgomery
1,772
Montgomery
South University-Montgomery
(Private for-profit)
726
Montgomery
943
Muscle Shoals
4,124
Opp
475
Phenix City
1,528
Rainsville
3,396
Selma
Concordia College-Selma
(Private, not-for-profit)
539
Selma
1,974
Tanner
12,158
Tuscaloosa
6,433
Wadley
4,869

Alabama Community College News:

Recent Articles:

 Low Standards Mean Higher Failure Rates at Community Colleges
Low Standards Mean Higher Failure Rates at Community Colleges
Published June 15, 2013
We look at a recent study by the National Center on Education and the Economy that indicates standards are too low at community colleges today. That low bar results in a high failure rate in the job market.

Community Colleges Taking a Serious Look at MOOCs Community Colleges Taking a Serious Look at MOOCs
We’ll report on the latest craze in higher education – the MOOC – and why community colleges are considering the addition of these online classes to their course lists.

California Community Colleges Boost Summer Programs, Thanks to More Funding California Community Colleges Boost Summer Programs, Thanks to More Funding
After two dismal summers with few courses to choose from, California community colleges are back in action this summer with plenty of offerings for their students.

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