Talk:Yavapai College
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[edit] Campus/Site/Branch
Does the college has sites, or branches? Are some sites and some branches? Do we need to list each site/campus, or just list the town each one is in? The YC site says "campuses & sites", and lists 6 locations, but says "5 campuses". http://www2.yc.edu/content/CAS/
Prescott = Campus
Verde Valley = Campus
Prescott Valley = Campus
Chino Valley Agribusiness & Science =
Sedona Center for Arts & Technology =
Camp Verde School Complex =
- I restored this query, per WP:DISCUSSION guidelines: "Do not strikeout the comments of other editors without their permission." I don't know the answer. Pete Tillman 21:31, 2 November 2007 (UTC)
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- The two main campuses are in Prescott & Cottonwood/Clarkdale (Verde Valley). The other branches/sites are essentially convenience centers for residents of those towns. This is a pretty standard setup for countywide community colleges, and doesn't require any further comment in the article, IMO. Pete Tillman 05:36, 13 November 2007 (UTC)
