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Blake Neumer has an associate degree from JCCC, his education was completely paid for, he’s employed full-time and has tons of ideas for future business opportunities. And he did all of this online!
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Art student Alayna Reinke created this giant quilt sculpture made of plastic bags as part of JCCC’s sustainability sculpture project.
Alumni Success
JCCC alum Josh Haverkamp received a prestigious position with the City of Kansas City, Missouri. His associate degree in political science and JCCC’s faculty connections helped him secure internships while still in college.
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.
Degrees/certificates in 45 programs of study
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Of students would choose JCCC again
September 9
Midwest Trust Center Series: Opus 76 Quartet | 'Music of Regency'
September 29 - September 30
The Second City’s Comedian Rhapsody
October 2
Ruel Joyce Series: Kyle Jones, saxophone, Jessica Koebbe, piano, Gina Hart-Kemper, flute, and Joseph Tomasso, oboe
October 3
Jazz Series: Charles Gaschet Group
October 9
Ruel Joyce Series: Ho Anthony Ahn, cello, and Jeffrey Savage, piano
October 10
Jazz Series: Brant Jester Trio