Community College of Allegheny County

About Community College of Allegheny County

The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC), founded in 1966, has established itself as a cornerstone of higher education in the Greater Pittsburgh metropolitan area. With a commitment to accessibility and excellence, CCAC serves as an educational powerhouse, attracting over 25,000 students annually. The college offers nearly 160 degree, certificate, diploma, and transfer programs, alongside a robust selection of noncredit and workforce development courses. This diverse array of offerings caters to a wide range of academic and professional aspirations, making CCAC the college of choice for nearly one out of every three adults in the region.

CCAC is comprised of four campuses and five neighborhood centers, providing convenient access to education for all community members. The college is particularly proud of its large veteran student population and its recognition as one of the nation’s top community colleges for nursing and health-related programs. Graduates of CCAC have successfully transferred to prestigious colleges and universities, earning competitive degrees and making significant contributions across various sectors, including economic, scientific, civic, and philanthropic fields.

For those interested in the faculty that guide this vibrant academic community, a comprehensive Community College of Allegheny County teachers list is available, showcasing the dedicated professionals who are committed to fostering student success. With a focus on innovative student success initiatives and a commitment to community engagement, CCAC continues to empower individuals to achieve their educational and career goals, shaping the future of the Pittsburgh region and beyond.

Website	https://www.ccac.edu
Employees	11-50 employees View all Community College of Allegheny County employees
Industry	Higher Education
Location	800 Allegheny Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, 15233-1895, US
Founded	1966