The national average community college programs offered is approximately 23 programs (2024-25).
For public community colleges, the average programs offered is approximately 62 programs.
For private community colleges, the average programs offered is approximately 9 programs.
The community colleges with most programs offered in each state are listed below (where data available).
Programs Offered Range: 3
162
Avg. Programs Offered: 30
Average Community College Programs Offered (2024-25)
State
Average Programs Offered
Highest Colleges
18
13
46
10
16
45
5
18
27
5
9
23
25
76
16
81
52
57
10
12
41
11
54
28
14
7
10
9
30
7
23
28
162
11
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the national average community college programs offered?
The national average community college programs offered is 23 for 2024-25.
What are schools with the highest average community college programs offered in the United States?
The schools with the highest average community college programs offered in the United States include Fayetteville Technical Community College, Fox Valley Technical College and The Ohio State University at Lima.
What is the state with the highest average community college programs offered?
The state with the highest average community college programs offered is Wisconsin.
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