Real Life Education, Today
Alabama’s community colleges are about you. Whether you are a high school student just beginning your journey, a business owner seeking qualified employees, or you’re simply looking to improve your skillset, we are the place to gain world-class, accessible education and training for the most viable careers. We offer 2-to-4-year transfer, dual enrollment, technical training, adult education, and community education. We start the script that helps you write your own success story. Get Real Life Education in a student-focused environment. Enroll at one of Alabama’s community colleges today.
Real Life Community
The support you receive at your local community college is designed to focus on you as a “whole person.” We don’t just offer academic support. It’s not just about social events. It’s about you becoming who you want to be in life, and us giving you the experiences that you need to get there. Whether you live or work on campus, or if you’re an online student, your community of caring colleagues, faculty and staff are here for you.
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ACCS Colleges Open Doors to TBI Centers
MONTGOMERY - For Alabamians living with traumatic brain injury, knowing where to turn can be the first step toward a better life. A partnership between the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) and Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS) is making [...]
Alabama Training Network Awarded $2.19 Million to Continue Serving as Alabama’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership Center
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The Alabama Training Network (ATN) has been awarded $2,191,702 from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to continue its work as Alabama’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) Center. The award is part [...]
Food pantries provide important resources for Alabama community college students
Snead State Community College math instructor Dr. Caitlin Dickerson traditionally receives “Thank You” cards from students at the conclusion of most semesters. Most students thank her for helping them improve in math or becoming better individuals overall. One card that stands out to Dickerson from a couple of years ago has nothing to do with principles related [...]
