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AACC has made transitioning from high school to college simple and a lot less stressful than other schools. There are tons of options for classes that fit your schedule including daytime, evening, online, and hybrid. It is easy to work with your advisor to plan out your college career and find classes that will not only help you earn your associates degree, but also transfer to a four year.

All student services seem to be made available to all types of students including working students. Their registration and payment process is very user friendly. The staff in the registrar's office in patient and understanding.

AACC is more affordable than larger universities and offers flexible course options. It is great for people who want a vocational degree or who plan on completing coursework before transferring to a 4 year university.

Sort of a small campus with a great faculty that really focus on your success.

This is a small and cozy college with professors who love what they do. The opportunities and resources for students of any academic program are vast and the office staff is incredibly helpful. There are also tons of clubs and organizations for every type of student interest.

Anne Arundel Community College Cares about the student. They really do put students first, the teachers, and all of the staff are very helpful. The classes available, and the flexibility for students is awesome they even offer classes at 5:00 a.m. and on the weekends!

Anne Arundel is probably the reason I am now so engaged in learning. Every professor I've had have been extremely supportive and encouraging. They've paved the my way to my dream career.

It is an advanced community college that serves as a perfect step in the transition from high school to university. It is an affordable way to earn your early/basic credits. The class sizes are reasonable and the instructors have all been helpful.

Overall, it's a very excellent school. The staff is knowledgeable, and while some classes are lacking, as a whole AACC is one of the best community colleges in the state. It's also very flexible in terms of classes and there are numerous teachers to learn from if one doesn't meet your expectations.

The Anne Arundel Community College is just that-- a community; all of the teachers (and a lot of the students, too) are very respectful and helpful. When many people think of a community college, they may think that the education provided there will fall short of that provided by a four-year institution, but because of the helpful teachers and staff, the quality of education provided at AACC is exceptional. Also, there are a number of student and faculty-run organizations that are constantly welcoming students to try new things.