Institutions earning the designation were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from a proprietary survey.

More than 120 virtual sessions will be available for free between Monday, April 8, and Friday, April 12.

Washtenaw Community College is one of nine programs across the United States to be honored by the National League for Nursing for its excellence in nursing education.

Local adults ages 25 and older who don’t yet have a college degree could have in-district tuition paid for at Washtenaw Community College thanks to Michigan’s Reconnect Scholarship program.

Attendees will be able to browse resource exhibits, participate in activities, eat treats, and learn about military and EMS vehicles

Advance Ypsi will provide educational and career development support to lift up underrepresented groups over three years.

Attend WCC classes covering a wide range of topics at no cost during Free College Week.

Here’s where you can find Michigan general election results for Washtenaw County Community College Trustee on Nov. 8, 2022.

Washtenaw Community College has been recognized by the Michigan Veteran Affairs Agency as a top-tier veteran-friendly school.

Under Bellanca's guidance, WCC has increased its focus and offerings in science, technology, engineering, art and math-related education.

Crafting a bright future for a rewarding career can be exciting, and at the same time, challenging if you don’t know where to begin.

Tuition rates for in-district students remain unchanged since Fall 2017.

A new program allows students at Detroit Public Safety Academy earn their high school diploma and associate’s degree in criminal justice at the same time with the help of the Detroit Police Department and Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD).

WCC has opened enrollment for the 2022 Winter semester for current and prospective students.

WCC faculty will lead interactive STEAM workshops for local middle schoolers.

Launching this fall, the Alpha Scholars program will connect incoming freshmen to support services and peers with similar career goals and interests.

Graduates from Washtenaw Community College (WCC) are being honored during a three-day event at the Ann Arbor community college this weekend.

ANN ARBOR – Washtenaw Community College has expanded its annual Free College Day -- a full day of classes for members of the community of all ages -- to Free College Week. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the school shifted its event online April 12-16. Residents of Washtenaw County and beyond are welcome to “attend” the biannual event that shares student experiences with the broader community. Designed for K-8 and high school students as well as adults and seniors, participants can elect to attend 82 different classes throughout the week. AdFor more information about Washtenaw Community College, visit www.wccnet.edu.

YPSILANTI, Mich. – Eastern Michigan University and Henry Ford College announced Wednesday a partnership to offer frontline workers scholarships to EMU. In order to qualify, frontline workers must complete their HFC associate degree and pursue a bachelor’s degree at EMU. The partnership is the first of its kind, and stemmed from Governor Whitmer and the state’s Futures for Frontliners scholarship program. Under the program, frontline workers can earn a degree from a local community college at no cost. “This new partnership between Henry Ford College and Eastern Michigan University is an exciting opportunity for Frontliners to extend their education even further.