At Anne Arundel Community College (AACC), we believe you have the chance to redefine yourself at any age and at any point in your life. That’s why there’s something for everyone here!
When it comes to academics, our programs are innovative and award-winning. In fact, AACC has won numerous national, regional and state awards that put us on par with, or above, many four-year colleges. Our associate degrees and credit certificates prepare students for transfer to a four-year institution or to move into an immediate career.
Looking for a new or expanded career? If you’re seeking career training, working to boost basic skills or pursuing new areas of interest, AACC offers noncredit professional training to meet your needs.
Last, but certainly not least, AACC provides extensive lifelong learning opportunities for all ages. From fitness to local history to the coolest kid summer camps, we have courses that will expand your mind and fuel your soul.
Artensie Flowers used the engagement coaching and entrepreneurship programs to start a new chapter later in life.
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Clayton Railey III, Ph.D., will be the interim provost and vice president for Learning following the retirement of President Dawn Lindsay and current Provost Tanya Millner’s transition to interim president.
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Chris Chambers grew up watching a lot of science fiction shows. That helped spawn his interest in engineering and physics.
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Waleska Cruz took some time off between high school and college. She felt like confidence in herself was low, and her confidence in what she saw herself doing with her life was even lower. That soon changed.
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When Fredrick Neric first started at AACC, he drove to campus, attended classes and left. Then he got more involved and realized how much of a community existed at AACC.
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Brynn Surosky found her calling after exploring multiple programs.
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Live theatre is inherently risky, with technical, human and mechanical issues looming around every corner. But what about Mother Nature? Learn how one physics major stepped out of the lab and into the booth to keep the spotlight on during an AACC production.
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