FACTS
- 2-year colleges provide smaller class sizes, allowing professors to lend more attention to individual students.
- At a 2-year college, students may be able to develop an academic transcript that will entice universities to admit them as a transfer student down the line.
- 2-year colleges are more likely to provide: flexible scheduling options, tutoring services, remedial classes, mentoring programs, and student support services.
2-Year Colleges
Most two-year colleges are specifically designed to offer career-ready training in two years or less and students can expect to receive specialized training in the field or trade they are studying. Students in two-year college programs typically earn an Associate degree upon completion and further their education at a 4 year college to earn their bachelor degree in their desired field of study.
| Colleges | Contact Information |
|---|---|
| Coastal Alabama Community College - Admissions |
Austin Gilchrist Email: Austin.Gilchrist@coastalalabama.edu Phone: (251) 580-2213 |
| Pensacola State College - Admissions |
Layla Zandi-Karimi Email: lzandi-karimi@pensacolastate.edu Phone: (850) 484-1000 |
| Santa Fe College - Admissions |
Quinten Eyman Email: quinten.eyman@sfcollege.edu Phone: (352) 381-7098 |
| Southern Union State Community College - Admissions |
Jeremy Taunton Email: jtaunton@suscc.edu Phone: (334) 745-6437 ext 5305 |
| Tallahassee Community College - Admissions |
Jenny Helms Email: helmsj@tcc.fl.edu Phone: (850) 201-8308 |
