Overview of Norwalk Community College |
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Norwalk Community College is a leader and partner in the academic, economic, and cultural life of Southwest Fairfield County, providing comprehensive, accessible, innovative, and affordable learning opportunities to diverse populations. To realize this distinctive mission, Norwalk Community College:
• provides a broad range of credit and non-credit liberal arts and sciences, career, and technical associate degree and certificate programs leading to transfer, employment, and lifelong learning;
• supports economic development through partnerships with labor, business, industry, government and our communities, providing workforce development, business development, and technology training;
• promotes success and inclusion through a stimulating, nurturing learning environment, high quality instruction, support services and co-curricular activities;
• builds community through the sponsorship of intellectual, cultural, social and recreational events and activities;
• engages students and community members to become active and responsible leaders in their communities.
| Institution Type: | Public |
| Campus Setting: | Small city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Associate's |
| Level of Institution: | At least 2 but less than 4 years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
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Im a part time student. Since this is a Community College,I would have to say I am enojoying it here.
» Read MoreI don't like being at Norwalk Community College, a lot of the students are not serious about their studies and are just there wasting time, it is easy to get caught up with the wrong crowd.
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