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 2005-06: 13,425
Total full-time-equivalent (FTE) in 2005-06: 2,536
Fall 2006 credit headcount: 3,216
Under age 20: 44% Age 20-29: 35% Age 30 and above: 21%
Carroll County resident: 91% Other Maryland: 7% Out-of-state: 2%
Average class size: 20
Most popular majors:
Associate degrees awarded in 2005-06: 321
Continuing Education noncredit students in 2005-06: 9,271
Businesses/organizations served by contract in 2005-06: 76
2006-07 Operating Budget: $21,364,721
Revenue sources: Student tuition/fees: 36% County: 33% State: 27% Other: 4%
Tuition per billable hour, Carroll County residents: $92
Cost of typical three-credit course with fees: $323
Annual tuition and fees for full-time, in-county student: $3,234
Total financial aid awarded in 2005-06: $1,316,995
Total employees in 2006-07: 643 Full-time: 212 Part-time: 431
Computers on campus for student use: 564
Smart technology in all classrooms
Wireless networking campus-wide
Library volumes: 41,212
Number of full-text journals available online: 18,641
Number of online research databases: 28
Size of Washington Road campus: 80 acres