This is an abbreviated look at statistics about the college, including college mission, enrollment growth, student profile, financial aid, and campus resources.
1976 - Opened as branch campus of Catonsville Community College
1990 - Washington Road campus opens with two buildings
1993 - Carroll Community College established with first Board of Trustees
1996 - Initial accreditation by Middle States Association
Carroll Community College is an innovative center of learning that focuses on the intellectual and personal development needs of the learner, promotes effective teaching, responds to and embraces an increasingly diverse and changing world, establishes a sense of community for students and those who support the student, uses institutional resources effectively, and values and promotes lifelong learning.
Total credit and noncredit students served in 2007-08: 13,658
Total full-time-equivalent (FTE) in 2007-08: 2,867
Fall 2008 credit headcount: 3,460
Under age 20: 44% Age 20-29: 36% Age 30 and above: 20%
Carroll County resident: 91% Other Maryland: 7% Out-of-state: 2%
Average class size: 20
Most popular majors:
Associate degrees awarded in 2007-08: 371
Top five transfer destinations:
Continuing Education noncredit students in 200-08: 9,221
Businesses/organizations served by contract in 2007-08: 89
2008-09 Operating Budget: $25,321,492
Revenue sources: Student tuition/fees: 37% County: 32% State: 29% Other: 2%
Tuition per billable hour, Carroll County residents: $97
Cost of typical three-credit course with fees: $341
Annual tuition and fees for full-time, in-county student: $3,400
Total financial aid awarded in 2007-08: $1,542,607
Total employees in 2008-09: 727 Full-time: 239 Part-time: 488
Computers on campus for student use: 600
Smart technology in all classrooms
Wireless networking campus-wide
Library volumes: 45,480
Number of full-text journals available online: 19,239
Number of online research databases: 33
Size of Washington Road campus: 80 acres