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Open Educational Resources significantly reduce the cost of college textbooks, making them free or low-cost to students.

Maricopa Community Colleges has unveiled the new Center for Global Engagement, housed at the system’s District Office.

Findings from an economic impact study show that the 10-college system contributed nearly $9 billion in income to the local economy.

Nine of the 10 Maricopa Community Colleges hold the HSI designation, expanding access to education and driving student success and workforce readiness statewide.

The appointment highlights Maricopa Community Colleges’ national role in advancing applied AI education.

The 10-college system joins five Arizona higher education institutions in receiving awards.

CGCC, GWCC, and PVCC, along with 52 community colleges across the nation, are working to align high-demand career pathways with regional workforce needs.

The 10-College system will welcome over 100,000 students, 90,000+ Arizonans.

City-approved billboards provide sustainable support for scholarships.

The vast majority of Maricopa Community Colleges students—93%—graduate without student loan debt, making it one of the most successful and affordable higher education options in Arizona.

Maricopa Community Colleges partners with Save the Family Foundation of Arizona and the Phoenix Scholar House for an innovative housing and education program.

From tuition and textbook alternatives to free parking, the 10-college system keeps more money in students’ pockets.