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Whether you are starting out or starting over, Community College of Philadelphia can take you where you want to go. Earn a college degree. Jump-start your career. Learn new skills. With more than 70 associate's degree programs, certification and continuing education programs, a lively campus near Center City, and a supportive, top-flight faculty, Community College of Philadelphia is your path to possibilities.

College News and Events

Community College of Philadelphia officials are joined by government, business and community leaders to ceremonially break ground on a snowy day for the College’s new $56 million Main Campus expansion/renovation project.

Another Perfect Season for Women's Cross Country Team
Women's team finished first at the Johnson, Philadelphia and Luzerne Invitational meets and also won the Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference, as well as the Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Association Championship. Individual achievements included All-Conference and All-State honors for the men's and women's team and coaches were honored with EPCC and PCAA coach of the year honors.

2nd Annual Pathways Breakfast
December 16, 2008, The Union League of Philadelphia.
Join us as we honor extraordinary dedication to students and their educational endeavors, and support student scholarships and programs at the College. Learn more

Your path to a debt-free degree
Have you always dreamed of finishing your college degree, but just didn’t have the financial resources? Here is your opportunity. Pay no tuition or fees with My Degree Now at Community College of Philadelphia.

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See how Community College of Philadelphia can start you along your path to possibilities. Watch our video.

Don't have enough time to attend classes? Distance Education will get you on the path to your possibilities by providing a variety of courses and degree programs that will suit your lifestyle.

The Gateway to College program gives Philadelphia out-of-school youth, ages 16-20, who did not finish high school the opportunity to get their diploma and earn college credits. Recruitment for the spring 2009 semester, which begins in January, is currently underway.