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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.

Maricopa Community Colleges provides certificate and degree pathways that cater to emerging and in-demand careers.

The 10-college system continues to develop accessible and affordable solutions for higher education in Arizona.

Bachelor’s degrees, dual enrollment, and workforce programs drive student interest.

Maricopa Community Colleges announces the selection of two new executive leaders, Dr. Eddie Genna, Senior Vice Chancellor of External Affairs, and Valerie Jones, Vice Chancellor of Workforce &…

Last academic year, over 25,800 high school students earned college credit through Maricopa Community Colleges' dual enrollment classes.

Here’s how Arizona’s largest community college system and its students will benefit from state funding.

Colleges set to offer personalized enrollment services and support to first-time college-goers and returning students.

South Mountain Community College’s Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Sciences program has received approval from the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners for the Licensed Addiction Counselor…