educational institution providing two-year programs, degrees, and certificates. Also called junior college.

A post-secondary, undergraduate educational institution offering lower-level (freshman and sophomore) classes. These schools gear their operations more toward commuting students and do not usually have on-campus living arrangements.

Definition - A postsecondary institution that offers adult education, college preparation and courses/programs (certificates and degrees) in career technical and occupational fields of study as well a [..]

Two-year college also known as junior college. You can either transfer your courses to a four-year university or receive an associate’s degree in a certain field.

A postsecondary institution that offers associate degree programs, as well as technical and vocational programs.

An associate degree-granting institution that is established by local communities and governed by a locally elected Board. Also, primarily funded through public tax dollars.

n. centro universitario ( colegio universitario) público de dos años, universidad pública de dos años

An educational institution for adults, offering a range of general, vocational, recreational and leisure courses, as well as subjects for the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education.

A public, two-year postsecondary institution that offers the associate degree. Also known as a "junior college." Community colleges typically provide a transfer program, allowing students to transfer to a four-year school to complete their bachelor's degree, and a career program, which provides students with a vocational d [..]

An institution that offers 100-200 level courses that can sometimes be transferred to the university

a non-degree granting institution that offers technical or vocational post-secondary courses leading to a diploma or certificate, or to credits that can be transferred to a university.

"Community college" means a public institution operated by a community college district for the purposes of providing courses of study limited to not more than two years' full-time atte [..]

A post-secondary institution that offers diplomas and certificates. The primary functions of most community colleges are to respond the training needs of business, industry, the public service sector, [..]

Sometimes called junior college or two-year college. Students can take classes, and then transfer to a four-year school, or they can earn certificates, diplomas or associate's degrees.

A two-year college that serves the residents of a local or regional area. Most of these colleges admit all or most of the students who apply. Some programs, such as nursing, may be more selective. Students receive an associate degree after two years of successful full-time study. Additionally, many technical programs of study are taught at these co [..]

Sometimes called junior college or two-year college. Students can take classes, and then transfer to a four-year school, or they can earn certificates, diplomas or associate's degrees.