Cape Cod Community College

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Cape Cod Community College is a place of personal discovery, enrichment, and professional development for those just beginning the quest and for those at many points along the path of higher education throughout life. It is a caring, comprehensive institution that belongs to the people it serves and responds to their individual and community needs. Students attending Cape Cod Community College are striving for personal excellence, and are finding it, day after day. Graduates of the College can be found in all levels of private business, the professions, and public service, and they excel at what they do.

For students seeking to lay a foundation for further study, there is no better place to begin than at Cape Cod Community College. In today's highly competitive market place, the well prepared transfer student is the most aggressively recruited person in higher education. For many Cape Cod Community College graduates, that Associate Degree opens the door to institutions that were just not an option after high school. And, when you consider the savings in the overall cost of a four-year degree at either a public or a private university, starting at Cape Cod Community College becomes an incredible bargain that blends quality with unmatched value.

For you, for now, forever, there's no better place to begin.

Location:
Just off the Mid-Cape Highway, the main campus (West Barnstable) is north of Exit 6 (the junction of Routes 6 and 132). The Hyannis Center is located at 540 Main Street in downtown, Hyannis.
Enrollment:

Approximately 4,000 per semester
The Students:
61 percent female; 39 percent are male; age range from 16 to 80; full-time and part-time. It is the policy of Cape Cod Community College not to discriminate on the grounds of age, race, creed, color, religion, marital status, gender, sexual orientation, veteran status, national origin, or disability status. All inquiries concerning this policy should be directed to Mikel E. Satcher, Director of Equal Opportunity and Institutional Development.
The Faculty:
Of the 65 full-time faculty members teaching at the College, 43 are female and 22 are male. Virtually all of the faculty members hold Masters degrees in their respective fields, and 35 percent have earned Doctorates. The College also prides itself on the additional expertise with which part-time adjunct faculty enrich the curriculum and the classroom experience.
Degrees Offered:
The College offers Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees, and Certificates in a variety of program areas. Advanced degrees are offered in partnership with other colleges and universities.