Exploring Programs at the Community College of Allegheny County

Since its founding in 1966, the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) has grown into a nationally recognized two-year college dedicated to serving the community. CCAC has become the college of choice for nearly one out of every two adults in Allegheny County. CCAC continues to be the college of choice for nearly one out of every two adults in Allegheny County, offering a variety of programs. From groundbreaking student success initiatives to top-ranked academic and career-based programs.

At the Community College of Allegheny County, our goal is our students’ success. For us, student success is a holistic and inclusive journey. We meet students where they are and support them in achieving their unique goals. Success also encompasses personal, professional and career growth, and the capacity to adapt-in order to thrive in an ever-changing world.

Transfer Opportunities

CCAC welcomes transfer students from local and national two- and four-year institutions. These students can begin or complete a degree, or pursue health or career programs. CCAC offers 29 transfer programs. In addition, students transfer credits from hundreds of other courses to local and national colleges and universities.

Students are urged to submit transcripts from their previous schools well in advance of the start of their first term so CCAC can complete an evaluation for the student’s first advising/registration interview.

Admissions and Enrollment

CCAC does not charge an application fee. CCAC does not require SAT scores but will review those scores for placement purposes. All new degree-seeking students are required to see an advisor for their first registration. All continuing students are encouraged to use this service as well. A minimum of 15 credits need to be taken at CCAC for any degree. A certificate or diploma requires a minimum of one-half of the credits required for graduation be taken at CCAC.

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Academic Programs

CCAC offers a wide array of academic programs designed to cater to diverse interests and career aspirations. These programs lead to Associate of Science (A.S.) and Associate of Arts (A.A.) degrees, as well as certificates in specialized fields. The diamond symbol (♦) indicates PA TRAC programs. PA TRAC creates a seamless statewide transfer and articulation system by creating foundation courses that can be easily transferred to any participating institution.

Arts and Design

Art, A.S.
Graphic Communications, A.S.
Industrial Art and Design, A.S.
Film Technician, A.S.
Theatre, A.S.
Technical Theatre, A.S.

General Studies and Liberal Arts

General Studies, A.S.
Liberal Arts and Sciences, A.S.

Music

Music Technology, A.S.
Music, A.S.

Business and Management

Accounting Specialist, A.S.
Accounting, A.S.
Aviation Management, A.S.
Aviation Technology, A.S.
Administrative Assistant, A.S.
Business Management, A.S.
Business, A.S.
Business, CCAC & Indiana University of PA, A.S/ B.S.

Legal Studies

Court Reporter, A.S.
Paralegal, A.S.

Communications

American Sign Language - English Interpreting, A.S.

Criminal Justice and Security

Criminal Justice & Criminology, A.S.
Homeland Security, A.S.
Fire and Emergency Services, A.S.
Fire Science Administration, A.S.

Education

Early Education & Child Development, A.S.
Education Paraprofessional, A.A.
Teacher Education: Middle Level & Secondary, A.A.
Teacher Education: Middle Level Mathematics Specialization-CCAC & Indiana University of Pennsylvania Collaborative, A.A./ B.S.
Teacher Education: Middle Level Science Specialization-CCAC & Indiana University of Pennsylvania Collaborative, A.A/ B.S.

Health Sciences

Anesthesia Technologist, A.S.
Medical Assistant, A.S.
Paramedic, A.S.
Respiratory Therapy, A.S.
Surgical Technologist, A.S.
Dietetic Technician, A.S.
Health Information Technology, A.S.
Pharmacy Technician, A.S.
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (Ultrasound), A.S.
Medical Laboratory Technician, A.S.
Nuclear Medicine Technology, A.S.
Radiation Therapy Technology, A.S.
Radiologic Technologist, A.S.
Massage Therapist, A.S.
Occupational Therapy Assistant, A.S.
Physical Therapist Assistant, A.S.

Culinary Arts and Hospitality

Culinary Arts, A.S.
Foodservice, Lodging & Recreation Management, A.S.
Tourism Management, A.S.
Baking and Pastry Arts, A.S.
Foodservice Restaurant Management, A.S.
Hospitality, Tourism and Event Management, A.S.
Hospitality Operations Management, A.S.

Social Sciences

Psychology, A.A.
Social Sciences, A.A.
Social Work Foundation, A.S.

Technology and Engineering

Architectural Drafting & Design Technology, A.S.
Computer-aided Drafting & Design Technology, A.S.
Computer Aided Design, A.S.
Biology, A.S.
Biotechnology, A.S.
Chemistry, A.S.
Computer Information Systems, A.S.
Cybersecurity, A.S.
Data Analytics Technology, A.S.
Information Technology Support, A.S.
Software Development, A.S.
Electronic Engineering Technology, A.S.
Civil Engineering Technology, A.S.
Engineering Science, A.S.
Engineering Technology, A.S.
Mechanical Drafting & Design Technology, A.S.
Manufacturing Technology, A.S.
Nanotechnology, A.S.
Mathematics & Sciences, A.S.
Mechatronics Technology, A.S.
Multimedia Programming, Simulation & Gaming, A.S.
Physics, A.S.
Environmental Technician, A.S.

Automotive and Construction Technologies

ASEP/ASSET/CAP Manufacturer Automotive Technology Program, A.S.
Automotive Technology Program, A.S.
Building Construction Estimating, A.S.
Building Construction Supervision, A.S.
Building Construction Technology, A.S.
Heating & Air Conditioning, A.S.
Electrical Construction (JATC/IBEW) Technology, A.S.
Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship, A.S.
Electrical Distribution Technology, A.S.
Facilities Maintenance Technology, A.S.
Stationary Operating Engineer, A.S.
Welding Technology, A.S.
Carpentry, A.S.
Electrical Construction Technology (IBEW), A.S.

Student Resources and Support

Academic Advising is available to potential students that want to learn more about a program or course. For assistance, please call our Information Center at 412.237.CCAC. CCAC Academic policy, and refer you to other CCAC resources.

Additional Courses

ETH 114-Achieving Cultural CompetenceThis course is for anyone looking to improve their ability to communicate, collaborate and lead.
ENG 207-African American LiteratureAs you examine the evolution of African American literature from slavery to the present, you will develop a deeper.
MUS 160-American Popular MusicLearn new music and revisit old favorites as you study the cultural and historical contexts that gave rise to.
SOC 213-Sociology of Health & IllnessHave you ever wondered why people get ill? How should they be cared for when they do? Did you know that there are.
HIS 220-Historical ArchaeologyAre you interested in learning more about the past through the study of artifacts, documents and oral histories?
BIO 120-Human Reproduction & Sexually Transmitted DiseasesIt's healthy and normal to have questions about your body, relationships, sex and feelings.

Financial Aid

Aid on CCAC’s Self-Service Financial Aid page. forgiven, cancelled, or qualified for debt relief for a fee. You NEVER have to pay for help with your federal student aid. These tests are not an entrance exam. ″Success. achieve.

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