FASTFACTS2017-2018

MAJORSArchitecture and Interior Design• Architecture • Construction Management • Interior Design • Landscape Design • Explore Architecture and Interior

Design (coming fall 2018)

Business• Accounting • Advertising/Marketing • Business Communications • Business for Health Care Professionals • Business Office Management • Entrepreneurship • Human Resources • Leadership • Small Business • Social Enterprise • Supply Chain Management • Explore Business (coming fall 2018)

Engineering and Math• Electronics Technology • Engineering • Mathematics • Mechatronics Technology • Explore Engineering and Math

(coming fall 2018)

Health and Human Services• Emergency Medicine • Health, Fitness and Exercise Studies • Health Information Technology • Human Services • Massage Therapy • Medical Assisting• Medical Coding • Medical Laboratory Technician • Nursing and Practical Nursing• Nutrition • Phlebotomy • Physical Therapist Assistant • Physician Assistant • Premedical Professions (within

Life Sciences) • Public Health • Radiologic Technology • Surgical Technology • Explore Health and Human Services

(coming fall 2018)

Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts• Hotel and Culinary• Explore Hospitality Management and

Culinary Arts (coming fall 2018)

Humantities and Social Science• American Sign Language

Communications • Creative Writing • Dance • English • Gender and Sexuality • History • Music • Psychology • Sociology • Theater • Explore Humanities and Social Science

(coming fall 2018)

Law and Criminal Justice• Homeland Security Management • Law and Jurisprudence • Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice • Paralegal • Explore Law and Criminal Justice

(coming fall 2018)

Science• Life sciences • Physical sciences • Explore Science (coming fall 2018)

Teacher Education• Education • Explore Teacher Education

(coming fall 2018)

Technology• Computer Information Systems • Computer Science and Software

Development • Cyber and Network Security • Database Management • Internet and Mobile Device Application• Explore Technology (coming fall 2018)

Visual Arts• Art History/Museum Studies • Game Development • Graphic Design • Media Production (and Film Studies) • Photography • Studio Arts • Web and Interactive Design • Explore Visual Arts (coming fall 2018)

In addition to credit offerings, AACC has noncredit classes for learning skills to reach personal and professional goals.

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Notice of Nondiscrimination: AACC is an equal opportunity, affirmative action, Title IX, ADA Title 504 compliant institution. Call Disability Support Services, 410-777-2306 or Maryland Relay 711, 72 hours in advance to request most accommodations. Requests for sign language interpreters, alternative format books or assistive technology require 30 days’ notice. For information on AACC’s compliance and complaints concerning sexual assault, sexual misconduct, discrimination or harassment, contact the federal compliance officer and Title IX coordinator at

410-777-1239, complianceofficer@aacc edu or Maryland Relay 711. 3/18

CONTACT US

AACC .......................................................................................... 410-777-2222

AACC Bookstore ......................................................................410-777-2220

Admissions ................................................................................ 410-777-2246

Continuing Education .............................................................. 410-777-2325

Financial Aid ............................................................................. 410-777-2203

Foundation/Scholarship Donations/Alumni ...................... 410-777-2515

Records and Registration ....................................................... 410-777-2243

Student Engagement ................................................................410-777-2218

Technical Call Center .............................................................. 410-777-4357

Workforce Development .........................................................410-777-2732

OFFERINGS • Earn a degree, certificate or college credit.

• Get job training and professional skills.

• Take classes for fun or personal enrichment.

• Learn ESL and basic academic skills for a GED.

• Earn college credits while in high school.

• Take class online.

TOP HONORS • AACC received the 2016 Higher Education

Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education.

• The Corporation for National and Community Service honored AACC with a place on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the ninth consecutive year that AACC has received this recognition.

• AACC was selected as one of 12 colleges nationwide to participate in a grant from USA Funds on the project “Committing to Equity and Inclusive Excellence: Campus-Based Strategies for Student Success.”

• U S Veterans Magazine listed AACC as one of its top veteran- friendly schools.

• AACC was selected as one of only three community colleges across the country to participate in the National Science Foundation-funded Women Tech Educators Boot Camp: Empowering Educators to Recruit and Retain Women in STEM.

• For the seventh year, AACC was selected by Military Advanced Education as a Top Military-Friendly College and University Honoree.

• Along with 11 other colleges, AACC was awarded a $2 9 million grant from the League for Innovation in the Community College to develop a credentialing program for retail workers.

LOCATIONS / COLLEGE RESOURCES AACC is a single-campus community college in Arnold, off-campus sites at Arundel Mills in Hanover; the Glen Burnie Town Center; the Sales and Service Training Center in Arundel Mills mall; the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism (HCAT) Institute in Glen Burnie; and the Center for Cyber and Professional Training across from Arundel Mills in Hanover; as well as offices at the Fort Meade Army Education Center AACC also offers classes at more than 90 county locations including schools, churches and senior centers

Student services are available online and at the Arnold campus, AACC at Arundel Mills, the Glen Burnie Town Center and the Fort Meade Army Education Center.

ARNOLD CAMPUS• The Andrew G Truxal Library contains 152,186

books, 135 print periodicals, 201 videotapes, 570 CDs, 2,938 DVDs and 60 online databases offering access to more than 15,000 electronic journals, 114,000 electronic books, 60 science models, hundreds of thousands of digital images and hours of streaming video and audio.

• AACC has a lab for mechatronics, a combination of mechanical engineering, electronics and computer programming used in today’s manufacturing industry, in the Center for Applied Learning and Technology. The center also contains design studios and computer labs for architecture and interior design, continuing education, computer information systems, computer science, electronic and telecommunication technologies and engineering programs.

• The Careers Center includes the state- of-the-art Berlitz Memorial Microbiology and Environmental Studies Laboratory, an entrepreneurial studies resource center and math lab.

A ACC AT ARUNDEL MILLS (AMIL)AACC at Arundel Mills, designated by the state as a Regional Higher Education Center, is a four-story, 77,000-square-foot facility It houses the AACC University Consortium that allows students to attain a four-year degree without leaving the county; the Teacher Education and Child Care (TEACH) Institute; the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute’s Casino Dealer School facilities; the Physician Assistant program; the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Center; student services; classrooms and labs.

SALES AND SERVICE TR AINING CENTER (SSTC)The Sales and Service Training Center at Arundel Mills mall works in partnership with the Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corp. and the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation to provide services to job seekers and employers at no cost through the One-Stop Career Center. AACC offers Adult Basic Skills and GED classes throughout the year during the days, evenings and on Saturdays.

CENTER FOR CYBER AND PROFESSIONAL TR AINING (CCPT) The Center for Cyber and Professional Training is located at 7556 Teague Road near Arundel Mills. The 30,000-square-foot center houses eight specialized computer labs, one new health sciences skills lab, four SMART classrooms, a testing center and faculty support space. It also is home to the Corporate Training Group, which provides employee training and business services to companies, agencies and organizations whenever and wherever the training is needed.

GLEN BURNIE TOWN CENTER (GBTC)AACC operates facilities in two buildings in Glen Burnie. The five-story Arundel Center North has classrooms, computer facilities and student services. The 10,000-square-foot Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute has a commercial kitchen that can hold two classes and three training classrooms and a computer lab.

F Y 2017 TOTAL NONCREDIT ENROLLMENT

Headcount .......................................26,876State-funded FTE (full-time equivalent) ....................3,843*

Noncredit courses offered ...............2,320*

*Source: Director, Instructional Support Center/CEWD

F Y 2017 COMBINED ENROLLMENT

45,045 Unduplicated credit and noncredit students enrolled in credit and noncredit courses.

1,739 Unduplicated students took both a credit and noncredit course.

ENROLLMENT BY COUNT Y COUNCIL DISTRICT DISTRICT 1 Brooklyn Park, BWI, Ferndale, Glen Burnie, Hanover, Harmans, Jessup, Linthicum Heights, Severn

Credit: 2,073 | Noncredit: 2,376

DISTRICT 2 Glen Burnie, Hanover, Harmans, Marley, Severn

Credit: 1,944 | Noncredit: 1,721

DISTRICT 3 Curtis Bay, Gibson Island, Marley, Pasadena

Credit: 2,691 | Noncredit: 2,396

DISTRICT 4 Crofton, Crownsville, Fort Meade, Gambrills, Laurel, Maryland City, Millersville, Odenton, Severn

Credit: 2,693 | Noncredit: 1,577

DISTRICT 5 Annapolis east of Severn River, Arnold, Cape St Claire, Severna Park

Credit: 2,755 | Noncredit: 3,258

DISTRICT 6 Annapolis, Crownsville, Heritage Harbour, Sherwood Forest

Credit: 1,741 | Noncredit: 3,649

DISTRICT 7 Churchton, Crofton, Davidsonville, Deale, Dunkirk, Edgewater, Friendship, Galesville, Gambrills, Harwood, Mayo, North Beach, Riva, Shady Side, Tracys Landing, West River

Credit: 2,817 | Noncredit: 2,302

Mean age

25Full time

3,815Returning

9,879

Men

41%Part time

9,539New Students

3,475

Women

59%New AACPS Grads

1,412

Retention Rate

63%

FALL 2017 STUDENT PROFILE

ENROLLMENTPROFILEF Y 2017 CREDIT ENROLLMENT

Headcount

19,908Full-time equivalent (FTE)*

8,168*30 credits = 1 FTE

FALL 2017 DIVERSIT Y PROFILE

Caucasian (58%) ..................................... 7,755

Hispanic/Latino (8%) ...............................1,041

Other/Multiracial (13%) ...........................1,747

Black/African American (17%) ..................1,747

Asian (4%).................................................. 580

WHERE THE FUNDING GOES FY 2017

ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC

SUPPORT (15%)

STUDENT SERVICES

(9%)

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

(15%)

PLANT OPERATIONS (10%)

F Y 2017WHAT THE MONEY PROVIDESBudgeted Operating ExpendituresInstruction ................................................................... $57,343,500

Academic Support .....................................................$17,072,400

Student Services ........................................................$10,564,400

Plant Operations ..........................................................$11,263,700

Institutional Support ...................................................$17,521,000

Total ���������������������������������������������������������������������$113,765,000

WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROMBudgeted Operating RevenuesTuition/Fees ................................................................$40,190,000

County ..........................................................................$40,387,700

State .............................................................................$29,000,000

Other Income .................................................................. $556,000

Tuition Stabilization Fund ............................................$3,181,300

Auxiliary and Enterprise Transfers .............................$450,000

Total ���������������������������������������������������������������������$113,765,000

F Y 2017CAPITAL PROJECTSRepair, Replacements and Improvements:Campus Improvements ................................................$700,000

Systemics ..................................................................... $2,500,000

INSTRUCTION (51%)

TUITION PER CREDIT HOURCounty residents ...................................................$110

Residents of other Maryland counties ............ $212

Residents of other states and foreign students ........................................... $374

GENER AL STUDENT FEESRegistration (per term) .........................................$25

Athletic (per credit hour) ........................................$1

Educational services (per credit hour) ..............$22

Student activity (per credit hour) ........................ $2

TUITION AND FEES*Tuition and fees subject to change. Visit www�aacc�edu for current rates.

FY 2017 TUITION AND FEES*

$71.8 MILLION of state and local funding

to AACC in FY 2016.

$174.1 MILLION in added tax revenue

stemming from the students’ higher lifetime

earnings and the increased output of businesses.

$13.8 MILLION estimated savings

to the public sector due to a reduced demand for

government-funded social services in Maryland.

(Source: EMSI Study, December 2016)

ECONOMIC IMPACT

$52,700 The average income of a

student with an associate degree (30 percent more

than a student with a high school diploma).

The net added income generated by AACC operations ($112.1 million), the spending of nonlocal students ($60.5 million) and the higher alumni earnings and increased business profit and ripple effects from alumni impact ($347.9 million) contributes

$520.5 MILLION IN INCOME TO THE ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY ECONOMY EACH YEAR.

FOR EVERY TAX DOLLAR SPENT on educating students attending AACC in the 2015-16 fiscal year, taxpayers receive an average of $2.60 in return over the course of the students’ working lives. In other words, taxpayers enjoy an annual rate of return of 10 percent.

State and local governments see

a rate of return of

9.6 % on their support

for AACC.