Austin Community College

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Austin Community College

Established:
Type: Community college district
President: Stephen B. Kinslow
Students: 31,908 (spring 2007)
Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Campus: six area commuter campuses
Website: www.austincc.edu

Austin Community College is a regional community college district with seven campuses located in various areas in and around the city of Austin, Texas.

As defined by the Texas Legislature, the official service area of Austin Community College is comprised of the following:[1]

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[edit] Tuition

Residents within ACC's tax-district enjoy significantly lower tuition rates than those out of district. As of Spring 2007, in-district residents pay $13 per credit hour (including tuition and fees), while out-of-district residents pay $125 per credit hour. Out of state and international students are charged $266 per credit hour.

[edit] Early College Start Program

High school students are eligible to take college credit classes through ACC's Early College Start (ECS) program. These students are able to enroll in ACC and receive "Dual Credit," a credit which counts as a high school credit as well as a college credit. Students who live within the ACC District are eligible to take ECS classes free of charge; those outside of the district must pay $40 per class.

[edit] Campuses

  • Pinnacle
  • Eastview
  • Northridge
  • Cypress Creek
  • Rio Grande
  • Riverside
  • South Austin

[edit] References

  1. ^ Texas Education Code, Section 130.166, "Austin Community College District Service Area".

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