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Jenkins Gymnasium

Start at AACC!

In one fell Swoop at AACC you can:

• Start your college search, narrow your choices or select a school.
• Pick up college catalogs, brochures and flyers from representatives of AACC and 135 colleges and universities.
• Ask representatives about admission requirements, programs of study, tuition costs and financial aid opportunities, campus life, upcoming tours, and information sessions for prospective students.
• Take a guided tour. Registration is required so be sure to sign up for the tour of your choice when you register for the College Fair.
  
  • Health and Life Sciences Building tours at 6 and 7 p.m.
  • Clauson Center for Skilled Trades tours at 6, 6:30 and 7 p.m.
  • AACC campus tour at 6 p.m.

Visit the AACC Booth

Learn more about:

AN EDUCATION YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS

AACC is affordable and scholarships are geared to first-time freshmen from county high schools. Meet with an admission officer to discuss the Early College Access Program (ECAP) for eligible high school students! Learn about enrolling in classes that can save your student time and money.

REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE

Master cutting-edge technology, communication skills, critical-thinking skills and more in modern smart classroom facilities.

LOVE SPORTS? SO DO WE!

Our nationally ranked athletics programs open doors to scholarships at four-year schools.

DISCOVER YOUR PASSION

Join academic and recreational clubs, performing groups or the campus newspaper. Attend concerts, movies and cultural events.

FIELDS OF INTEREST

Not sure where to start on your higher education journey? Ask about our fields of interest to help narrow your search! 

Prepare for your College Fair Visit

ASK THE RECRUITERS

• For a list of programs of study/majors to take home and review later.
• About admission requirements.
• About tuition costs, scholarships and financial aid opportunities.
• What the school looks for in admission essays.
• Who should write letters of recommendation.
• If freshman courses are taught by professors or teaching assistants.
• What the average class size is.
• What the student body demographics are.
• What kind of job placement programs are available for students.
• What type of housing is available.
• What team sports are played at the college.
• What there is to do in town.
• About campus life – student activities, clubs and organizations.
• If there are upcoming tours and info sessions for prospective students.