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Barton County Community College

245 NE 30th Road, Great Bend, KS, 67530

Tel: (620)792-2701

Public | 4,738 students

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COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS:

Barton County Community College serves 4,738 students (23% of students are full-time).
The school's student:teacher ratio of 40:1 is higher than the college average of 21:1.
Minority enrollment is 26% of the student body.
Barton County Community College is the only community colleges within Barton County, KS.

The nearest community college is ( miles away).

School Overview:	Barton County Community College	Community College Avg.
Institution Level	At least 2 but less than 4 years	At least 2 but less than 4 years
Institution Control	Public	Public
Instructional Staff Total (research/public service staff included)	117 staff	63 staff
Student Body
Total Enrollment	4,738 students	1,418 students
Student / Staff Ratio	1:40	1:21
# Full-Time Students	1,110 students	1,262 students
# Part-Time Students	3,628 students	1,508 students

% American Indian/Alaskan	1%	1%
% Asian	1%	2%
% Hawaiian	1%	1%
% Hispanic	9%	6%
% Black	13%	15%
% White	74%	62%
% Two or more races	-	2%

Finances and Admission
In-State Tuition Fees (2010-11)	$2,544	$4,485

Out-State Tuition Fees (2010-11)	$3,259	$8,679

School Notes:

Barton is known for its quality services, great history and tradition and ongoing excellence with tremendous faculty and staff. You have a district of wonderful constituents in a fine community.
You have unique needs as an individual, and our curriculum is designed to serve them. You may want to start on a bachelor's degree, prepare for a vocation, or explore your alternatives. The type of degree or certificate earned associated with the different majors like Associate of Arts, Associate of Applied Science, Associate of General Studies, Associate of Science and Certificate.
Community Education supports Barton's mission by providing innovative educational opportunities. Our success is defined by our ability to identify new educational markets, to develop and enhance quality instructional programs, to initiate and sustain partnerships with the campus community and the College's constituents, and to provide exceptional service that yields comprehensive student learning.
Sports Associations Memberships: National Athletic Association, National Junior College Athletic Association

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