Community Colleges in Kansas

Barton County Community College offers a comprehensive curriculum including transfer programs, technical education programs, general education programs, one-year certificate and two-year associate degree programs. Flexibility in planning your course of study, along with experienced advisors, will enhance the probability of attaining your educational goal.

Butler County Community College is committed to providing affordable, accessible education tailored to meet your unique needs. Students can find courses offered in more than 26 locations each semester during the day, evenings and weekends. In addition, you can choose the learning environment that best suits you - the traditional classroom, telecourses, on-line classes or independent study.

Cloud County Community College serves more than 750 students on the main campus, over 400 at our Geary County Campus,and more than 3,200 students in our Community Education programs. Average class sizes of 15-30 students mean that our faculty are better able to serve you.

Coffeyville Community College and Area Technical School believes that students are the focal point of our existence, and commitment to them will always be the most important objective. The CCC faculty takes pride in challenging students to grow and to achieve their maximum potential. They are among the best in their fields and will help students attain the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed.

Colby Community College believes that students are the focal point of our existence, and commitment to them will always be the most important objective. The CCC faculty takes pride in challenging students to grow and to achieve their maximum potential. They are among the best in their fields and will help you attain the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed.

Because Cowley Community College is both a community college with transfer programs and a vocational/technical school offering two-year job-ready degree programs, students with very diverse needs will find it a perfect fit. Cowley is a cutting edge institution, respected throughout the country as a leader in innovation and quality.

Dodge City Community College is a comprehensive community college, operating with an open-door admissions policy within Ford County, Kansas and an eight-county service region. The College is governed by a locally elected Board of Trustees and is responsible to the community it serves and to the State of Kansas.

Fort Scott Community College provides an affordable, high-quality education suited to the needs of its students and community through personal enrichment, transfer programs, community based services and activities, business and industry programs and professional and technical programs.

The first four community colleges in Kansas were established in 1919, and Garden City Community College is one of the two from that group which still exist. The educational philosophy of the college calls for the institution to accept students as they are, to test them, to counsel them into appropriate programs and to assist them in attaining the highest possible level of achievement through educational, personal and social experiences

Highland Community College, the first college in Kansas, promotes lifelong learning by efficiently providing educational opportunities for our students, our employees, and our northeast Kansas constituents. Highland Community College exists to serve the community which includes Doniphan County and other areas. It serves by offering the community educational programs as well as cultural and recreational activities.

Hutchinson Community College and Area Vocational School strives to be the premier provider of quality, affordable, post-secondary learning opportunities for students of all ages. The institution provides students with the opportunity to attain educational goals, whether they be transfer, technical, career upgrades, or personal enrichment.

Independence Community College provides quality higher education, lifelong learning, economic development and cultural enrichment for its community through transfer, technical, community and college preparatory education programs.

Recognized as one of the best community colleges in the country, Johnson County Community College is a member of the prestigious League for Innovation in the Community College, a nationwide consortium of 20 community college districts that strive to develop innovative programs in classroom instruction, student services and administration.

Kansas City Kansas Community College's administration, faculty, and staff are pleased to offer you a chance to further your education. The classes, programs, and activities are specifically designed to enhance your ability to be successful in any career field that you choose to pursue.

Labette Community College enables personal dreams and aspirations to be realized throughout an entire lifetime. Generally, those who pursue postsecondary studies live longer, experience better health and/or manage healthcare better, enjoy a higher quality of life, earn more in salaries or wages, report greater satisfaction with their personal relationships and careers, manage stress more effectively, and are more receptive and adaptable to change.

Neosho County Community College began serving students in 1936 and has grown from an original student class of 192 students to an institution serving nearly 2,000 students per semester. Whether you desire a one-year, two-year or university transfer program, NCCC can help you reach your goals.

Founded in 1938, Pratt Community College offers broad-based educational programs that meet your diverse educational needs. PCC is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and the Kansas Department of Education. These accreditations reflect the high quality of academic and technical programs.

Seward County Community College provides numerous opportunities for students to improve and enhance thier lives hrough a variety of higher education programs and related services for the development of better futures.