
What is a Community College?
For those new to the term, a Community or Junior Colleges are two-year schools that offer certificates and associate degrees to students. This two-year associate degree allows the student to eventually transfer to a university to complete a bachelor’s degree in the next two years.
So, what does a community college have to offer an international student?
There are several compelling reasons:
1. Nominally priced
2. Personalized attention
3. Flexibility to learn
4. STEM, Business, and analytical fields to choose from
5. Ease of transitioning to a University of a higher rank
If gaining a degree and the promise of a good return on investment be the only priority on your list, then an associate degree from a Community College can be the best answer.
Head towards the U.S after your 12th or “A” Level and start preparing for a bachelor’s degree from a host of programs ranging from Engineering, Arts, Business, or Science.
Post completion take advantage of OPT benefits of simply pursue an additional two years with a university-affiliated with our community college to complete your bachelor’s degree.
Why choose a Community College?
For several reasons, as an international student, you may want to join a Community College program in the US. Here are some of the most common draws of these programs are:Community Colleges
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The Community College Experience Is…

Some of The Programs on Offer:
Computer Science - A.S.
Computer Security and Forensics - A.A.S.
Cybersecurity - A.A.S.
Electrical Engineering Technology - A.A.S.
Business: Accounting - A.A.S.
Business: Business Administration - A.S.
Web Development and Management - A.A.S.
For a comprehensive list of programs, contact your enrolment advisor.
Personalized Attention at Affordable Prices
College tuition fees can be a costly affair…it can be a determining factor for many. While the average yearly tuition for a four-year program can set you back USD 35,676 for a Tier I University and $15,000 for a lower-ranked institution, the contrasting community college can charge you about as little as $7,500 a year. It is no reason then, why a community college can be a safer bet giving time to a student to subtly stay focused on studies at the same time plan ahead – either to pursue further education or work. Smaller class sizes provided at many community colleges offer students more personal attention and 1-on-1 time with faculty. This can be a boon for students who like the self-paced learning style and can interact and seek guidance as they go along.