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ACC Quick Facts 2018-19 QUICK FACTS Alpena Community College 2018-19 ACC Students: Funding: • 1,611 total enrolled students 2017-18 • 18% property taxes • 57% part-time 43% full-time • 40% state appropriations • 53% female 47% male • 41% tuition/fees • 93% enrolled in two-year • 1% other sources degree programs* • 15% enrolled in one-year programs* Operating Budget: * Students may be concurrently enrolled in both a one-year and two-year program • $14,236,288 2017-18 • Average age: 21 general fund. • Financial aid: $3,235,534 in federal Staff: & state grant aid, $333,262 in institutional • 48 Full-Time Faculty scholarships, and $2,189,478 in student • 132 Part-Time Faculty loans were awarded to ACC students. • 24 Full-Time Administration (2017-18) Residency: • 3 Part-Time Administration • 51% are residents of the ACC District, • 15 Full-Time ESP I which is the same geographic boundaries • 1 Part-Time ESP I Our Mission: as the Alpena Public Schools District; • 9 Full-Time ESP II The mission of Alpena • 33% are residents of the ACC service area, • 18 Part-Time ESP II Community College is to which includes Alcona, Alpena, Iosco, meet lifelong learning • 9 Full-Time Custodial/ Montmorency, and Presque Isle counties; Maintenance needs by providing • 16% are from Michigan, the United States educational opportunities • 2 Part-Time Custodial/ or foreign countries. through effective Maintenance stewardship of resources. Graduates: Campus: Who We Serve: • 354 graduated in 2017-18 ACC’s main campus is located on 690 ACC offers two-year degrees, one year Tuition 2018-19: acres in Alpena, MI, next to Lake certificates, a new four- • $133.00 per contact hour for In-District* Huron. The Oscoda Campus is year Bachelor’s Degree, • $210.00 per contact hour for Out-of- in Oscoda, MI, approximately 50 customized training, and District (the rest of Michigan, all other miles south. cultural opportunities to states, and international) How to Apply: all of Northeast Michigan. *District rates are paid by residents of Alpena Community For more information about Our Vision: College District where a voter-approved property tax levy becoming an ACC student visit To be recognized in for the College is collected each year. www.alpenacc.edu or contact our local and global Costs: the Admissions Office at: communities as the • $4,530 average cost for in-district full- 989.358.7339 or 888.468.6222 x7339. premier resource and first time students in tuition and fees for the choice for exceptional, 2018-19 school year. $10,380 total with Plan on higher education. affordable, and Alpena Community College innovative education. books and living expenses included for a student living at home in-district. 665 Johnson Street, Alpena, MI Mascot: 5800 Skeel Avenue, Oscoda, MI Lumberjacks Degrees: 989.356.9021 • 888.468.6222 • ACC offers over 75 programs of study. www.alpenacc.edu Students at ACC can earn a 1-year Certificate of Achievement, a 2-year Associate of Arts, Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Science, Associate of General Studies degree, or a 4-year Bachelor of Science degree. Programs & Degrees Alpena Community College Certificates of Achievement Associate of Arts Degree Financial Aid Options Certificate of Achievement programs are one- or • Anthropology • Grants two-year courses of study which provide specialized • Business Administration • Work Study occupational training to prepare students to enter • BIS—Executive Assistant • Institutional Scholarships the workforce. • Computer Information Systems • Private Scholarships • Apprentice—Electrical • Criminal Justice—Transfer • Student Loans • Apprentice—Millwright • Economics Academic Support • Auto Body Repair • Education—Elementary • Free Tutoring • Auto Service & Repair • Education—Secondary • Library • BIS—Medical Transcriptionist • Education—Vocational • Computer Labs • BIS—Business Services • Fine Arts Student Clubs & Organizations • CAD/CAM—Advanced • Geography • Construction Technology—Green Building • History • Student Nurses Association • Criminal Justice—Corrections Officer Academic • Liberal Arts—General • Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Program • Political Science • Sigma Zeta Honor Society • Customer Energy Service • Pre-Law • Student Leadership Commission • Industrial Technology • Psychology • Volunteer Center • Licensed Practical Nursing • Sociology Athletics • Manufacturing Technology • Intercollegiate — ACC Belongs to • Network Administration Associate of General Studies the Eastern Division of the • Small Business Management • General Studies MCCAA. ACC fields basketball, • Utility Technician hockey, and cross country teams for • Welding Fabrication Associate of Science men and basketball, softball and Degrees • Biology volleyball for women. ACC offers courses which are equivalent in content • Chemistry • Intramural — Team sports include and quality to freshman and sophomore courses • Computer Science—General flag football, volleyball, basketball, at four-year colleges and universities. Students can • General Sciences bowling, floor hockey, softball, and complete programs of study to prepare for • Mathematics others. • Natural Sciences transferring to a four-year institution, to seek Housing • Physics immediate employment, or to update job skills and College Park Apartments are located at • Pre-Construction Management for personal enrichment. 675 Johnson Street on the campus of • Pre-Dental ACC, within easy walking distance of • Pre-Engineering Associate of Applied Science Degree classes. • Accounting • Pre-Fisheries & Wildlife • Auto Service & Repair Management Questions can be answered by • BIS—Administrative Professional • Pre-Medical Technology contacting Cindy DeRocher, Director • BIS—Medical Coder & Biller • Pre-Medicine of Student Life Activities and Campus • BIS—Medical Information Specialist • Pre-Pharmacy Housing at [email protected] or • BIS—Office Information Technology Specialist • Pre-Veterinary by calling 989.358.7394. • Business Management • Psychology The Lumberjack Shack • Concrete Technology Cafeteria-style food service and meal • Criminal Justice—Corrections Bachelor of Science Degree discount cards are available on campus • Criminal Justice—Pre-Service • Electrical Systems Technology in the Lumberjack Shack, BTC 107 and • Customer Energy Service the ACC Bookstore, BTC 104. • Electrical Maintenance Technician • Industrial Technology Cooperative Programs The Wellness Center Registered students have full access to • Industrial Sales • Northwood University: the ACC Frederick T. Johnston Wellness • Machine Tool Technology Earn a Bachelor of Business Center which includes over 60 pieces of • Marine Technology Administration from Northwood, exercise equipment, personalized • Marketing on ACC’s main campus! programs and locker rooms. • Mechanical Design Technology • Ferris State University: • Medical Assistant Earn a Bachelor of Integrated • Millwright Technician Studies from Ferris, right on ACC’s • Network Administration main campus! • Registered Nursing (Level II) • UM-Flint: Earn a Bachelor of • Small Business Management Science in Nursing from • Utility Technology UM-Flint in Alpena. • Welding Technology www.discover.alpenacc.edu • 989.358.7339 • 888.468.6222.
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