Cochise County Community College District

Introduction

Located in Arizona, Cochise College is a two-year higher learning institution featuring different campuses in Sierra Vista and Douglas, as well as centers in Benson, Fort Huachuca, Willcox and Nogales. This college offers students multiple learning opportunities at the college-level. Many students who attend will later transfer to a four-year university to obtain a bachelor’s degree. Established in 1964, the college has since helped thousands of students achieve their dreams of pursuing their education at college level and beyond, with the help of qualified instructors and comprehensive courses.

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Information Summary

Ranks 23rd in Arizona and 2317th overall. See the entire top 2,000 colleges and universities list
Overall Score (about) 59.2
Total Cost On-Campus Attendance $13,903
Admission Success rate N/A
Student Ratio Students-to-Faculty 15 : 1
Retention (full-time / part-time) 63% / 43%
Enrollment Total (all students) 3,670

Academics

The goal and mission here is to provide students with the right learning opportunity for each of them individually. In order to do so, academics are divided into a few different programs, including various degree programs, an honors program, and even special military programs for those who wish to experience military life. There are also certain certificate programs available to students who wish to enter the workforce quickly with a set of skills that will help them land the perfect job upon graduation.

Associate’s Degrees

In order to transfer to a four-year university, many students will choose to obtain their associate’s degree. An associate’s degree, commonly obtained after two years of full-time study, is a stand-alone degree that can also allow students to transfer to a four-year university. There are a wide variety of associate’s degrees offered, in fields such as anthropology, English, geography, mathematics, biology, physics, political science and many more.

Honors Program

Uniquely talented students who achieve a great level of success will be considered for the Honors program. Being part of the honors program will give students a unique opportunity to interact with faculty and other skilled students, as well as a special designation on their transcripts which explains that they were part of this program. Special scholarships are also made available to members of the honors program. Another added benefit is the chance to enter Phi Theta Kappa, an international honor society for two-year college students.

Opportunities for Military and Veterans

Both active duty soldiers and veterans are allowed to enroll in special military programs,since the college is a member of the SOC. As an SOC member, the school recognizes learning acquired during military service and offers college-level opportunities to military members and their families.

Certificate Programs

For students who do not have the immediate intention of obtaining a degree, certificate programs are made available in certain fields. Those certificates allow students to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation with the adequate certification for the profession of their choice. Certificate programs here include computer programmer, air conditioning and refrigeration, hospitality administration, social work, receptionist, utility industry and more.

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Admissions

Acceptance is granted to students from Arizona, as well as all over the country. International students are welcome as well. Applying is easy, all one has to do is fill out the online form or walk into the admissions office and fill out the paper form there. Transcripts from previously attended schools, including high school, will need to be submitted as well.

Students are encouraged to apply a few months before the recommended deadlines in order to take care of all necessary paperwork and other steps before registration, such as counseling and orientation. International students must apply for admission at least 6 months before the start of the semester in order to process visa applications in a timely manner.

High school students are also allowed to earn college credit while finishing up their current schooling program. This dual enrollment opportunity is available for high school juniors and seniors.

Financial Aid

In order to help students pay for tuition and sustain personal expenses during their studies, the school offers possibilities for financial aid available to all students. First off, eligible students may file the FAFSA in order to get access to federal grants and other government financial aid program. These programs are offered to US citizens and a small group of eligible non-citizens who meet specific requirements. For international students and students that do not receive enough federal aid to cover all of their college-related expenses, several types of scholarships are available. These scholarships are usually awarded based on merit and academic standing, as opposed to family income and financial situation.

Student Financial Aid Details

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Students

With students from all over the country and the world enrolled here, the student body is very diverse. On top of offering a variety of activities and events for students throughout the year, the campus also supports its students by offering different student services. These services include career services, support programs, tutoring, dining services, disability services, a student government, and more. Students are encouraged to make good use of all the resources put to their disposal and to contact any school officer to gain more information on student services and support programs. Extracurricular activities are offered such as athletics, clubs and more to actively engage students.

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Additional School Information

Free tutoring services are offered to all students. These tutoring services may be offered by fellow students, faculty, or para-professionals. Students who wish to obtain tutoring services for a specific subject may do so in small groups or in individual sessions. It is also a possibility to work with computerized tutorials in any of the tutoring labs on the different campuses. Appointments can be made for students wishing to sign-up for tutoring but drop-ins are also welcomed. Tutoring can be available for mostly all classes, although certain schedule restrictions may apply for courses such as physics and chemistry. Please note that there are no formal tutoring opportunities available at the Benson, Nogales and Willcox centers at this time. Students who wish to obtain tutoring at these centers can do so by logging on to the smart thinking website.

Accreditation

Accreditation is provided by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.

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