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For individuals who wish to start a new career, increase their job mobility, or one day attend a traditional four-year college or university, the answer lies with an education from the Ohio Association of Community Colleges. By attending a comprehensive two-year institution of higher learning that belongs to the Ohio Association of Community Colleges, a student can gain the knowledge, career skills, and credentials that it takes to make their career dreams a professional reality.

Comprised of qualified community and technical colleges from throughout the state, the Ohio Association of Community Colleges works to ensure that community members receive the best education possible. Toward this end the association regularly communicates and interacts with representatives from member colleges in order to increase the quality of education you'll receive. Current members of the Ohio Association of Community Colleges include Clark State Community College, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Washington State Community College, James A. Rhodes State College, Northwest State Community College, and Marion Technical College.

Quick Facts:

There are currently 23 community and technical colleges that are members of the Ohio Association of Community Colleges.

According to the Ohio Association of Community Colleges' research, the employment rate for Ohio community college graduates who have earned an associate degree is projected to increase by nearly 19% over the next 10 years.

The rate of graduation for science and math students attending Ohio Association of Community Colleges, regular outshines that of community colleges throughout the rest of the nation. For example, 67% more engineering technology degree students graduate from Ohio community colleges than the average for the nation.

Ninety percent of associate degree nursing students passed the 2005 Ohio Registered Nurse Exam.

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