Johnson County Community College

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Fall Semester Starts August 22

Earn valuable college credits at about one-third the cost of area schools!

Areas of Study

Located in Overland Park, Kansas, Johnson County Community College offers a wide variety of programs. You can earn associate degrees, obtain certificates, earn credits to transfer to four-year universities, or participate in continuing education programs at JCCC. Credit programs provide associate degrees, certificates, and courses for college credit. Continuing education courses are usually short-term classes that offer certifications, but no college credit.

Why JCCC?

You can pursue areas of study in a long list of industries and professions. From business to art to cosmetology, there’s something for everyone at JCCC.

We are an accredited community college and hire highly qualified professors and instructors for every class. In addition, JCCC offers career development, academic counseling, tutoring and other tools and resources to help you succeed.

JCCC is focused on affordable tuition. That’s why we offer financial aid in the form of grants, loans, and scholarships for various degree programs.

Earning an associate's degree is worth it. According to Forbes, a two-year degree can increase your lifetime earnings by $400,000 over a high school diploma.

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Degrees/certificates in 45 programs of study

Resource centers offer free tutoring to all students

Average number of students per class

92%

Of students would choose JCCC again

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Get Involved

Have questions as a first-time student? Check out the top 10 things every new student at JCCC should know.

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Student Resources

JCCC is one of the only community colleges in the area to offer Japanese language courses, and that’s just the beginning.

Learn about Japanese courses

Community Partnerships

A collaboration between JCCC, NCircle and the Johnson County Department of Corrections reduces recidivism, improves the lives of former inmates and saves tax dollars.