Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply to Community College of Philadelphia?
Visit the Admissions
page for information about applying to the College. After submitting an
application, students need to take a placement test before registering
for classes. Visit the Assessment
Center for information.
What academic programs does the College offer?
The College offers 70 degree
and certificate programs in the business, technology, science, health
care and liberal studies, as well as noncredit courses and certification
testing through the Center
for Business and Industry.
What are transfer agreements and dual admission programs?
The College has several transfer
agreements with area colleges to make your transition to that four-year
institution smooth and successful. Dual
admission programs offer you a bridge to a four-year institution after
you graduate from the College. You must complete an intent form and meet
certain requirements to be enrolled at the College and at one of these
institutions: Cabrini College, Drexel University, Eastern University,
LaSalle University, Peirce College and Temple University.
Does the College provide housing for students?
No. The Community College of Philadelphia is a commuter college, which
means there are no living accommodations.
Where are the College's Main Campus, Regional Centers and neighborhood
sites?
The Main
Campus, 1700 Spring Garden Street, is located at Spring Garden and
17th streets. A parking garage is located on 17th Street.
How do I get to the College's Main Campus?
By train or bus: A train station and bus stop conveniently serve College
visitors. To find your suitable route to the College, visit www.septa.org
for information and schedules.