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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…

MCCCD Governing Board Action Will Lead to Reduction in Property Taxes

Community college bachelor’s degrees are an affordable, accessible solution to higher education for Arizonans.

The system is set to award its first education bachelor’s degrees this spring

The 10-college system continues to educate more Arizona residents than any other college in the state.

MCCCD announces that Dr. CJ Wurster has been named the 5th President of Chandler-Gilbert Community College.

New publication outlines challenges, best practices to address talent shortages, strengthen workforce, and sustain Arizona’s economic growth.

Over 3,700 Maricopa Community Colleges students in elementary education-focused bachelor’s degree programs will now be eligible for the Arizona Teachers Academy scholarship.

Rep. Stanton toured MCC’s facilities, and college leaders joined TSMC to kick off apprenticeship opportunities.