Lurlene B. Wallace Community College
Three campuses in Andalusia, Greenville, and Opp, AL

Lurlene B. Wallace community college has three campuses and one center that serve the students of various Alabama counties, as well as the Florida panhandle. Students can take classes in more than 25 technical disciplines, earning either a certificate or an associate degree transferable to a four-year program.

The areas of instruction at Lurlene B. Wallace Community College are divided into applied technologies, health science, language and fine arts, math and science, and business and information technology/social science. Individuals looking to train or retrain for technical careers can benefit from the Adult Education and Workforce Development Division, which offers non-credit classes and programs in a variety of locations, including directly at the student's workplace or online.

Lurlene B. Wallace Community College's Distance Education option grants students increased flexibility in achieving their academic goals. Students can now complete most or all of the coursework necessary for an associate degree on their own schedule with this online opportunity. These e-courses offer the same results as their traditional counterparts, including the support from dedicated faculty that makes Lurlene B. Wallace Community College such a great choice for students.

Quick Facts:

Over 1,000 students are enrolled at the three campuses of Lurlene B. Wallace Community College.

Lurlene B. Wallace Community College is the result of a recent merger of Lurlene B. Wallace Junior College and MacArthur State Technical College.

Scholarships to Lurlene B. Wallace Community College are offered in academics, as well as athletics and performing arts.

Scholarships to Lurlene B. Wallace Community College are available to seniors age 60 and over.

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