University of the District of Columbia Community College is a public community college in Washington, District of Columbia, founded in 2009. It offers 6 training programs. It is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Accredited
Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Open
Enrollment
N/A
Avg. Tuition
N/A
Total Students
Urban
Washington, DC
Founded 2009
Multiple DC locations: NoMa main campus (801 N Capitol St NE), Bertie Backus, and Van Ness
UDC-CC is the open-enrollment community college division of the University of the District of Columbia, the only public university and HBCU land-grant institution in Washington, DC. The community college offers Associate degrees and certificates in HVAC, Automotive Technology, Aviation Maintenance, Culinary Arts, Nursing, Paramedicine, and Early Childhood Education. Workforce Development courses are free to DC residents.
Certificate / AAS
Certificate / AAS
Certificate / AAS
Certificate / AAS
Certificate
AS / Certificate
Open
Enrollment
18+
Minimum Age
Free
Application Fee
N/A
Graduation Rate
N/A
Job Placement Rate
N/A
Licensure Pass Rate
University of the District of Columbia Community College offers 6 programs: HVAC (1-2 years), Automotive Technology (1-2 years), Aviation Maintenance Technology (1-2 years), Culinary Arts (1-2 years), Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) (1 semester), Paramedicine (2 years).
Yes — University of the District of Columbia Community College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
University of the District of Columbia Community College has an open enrollment policy. Applicants typically need: High school diploma or GED; DC residency for free workforce development courses. The minimum age is 18.
Yes — University of the District of Columbia Community College offers day, evening, weekend classes. Online options are also available.
Be the first to share your experience at University of the District of Columbia Community College!
Have you attended this school? Your review helps other students make informed decisions about their education.