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community college
noun
- a nonresidential junior college established to serve a specific community and typically supported in part by local government funds.
community college
noun
- another term for village college
- a nonresidential college offering two-year courses of study
- an adult education college with trade classes
Word History and Origins
Origin of community college1
Example Sentences
The Times followed one student through the first months of the new initiative to learn how a guaranteed basic income might influence the lives and choices of L.A. community college students.
She built a life here, making friends and taking courses at a local community college.
Over time, fewer big transactions means less funding for all public agencies and programs that rely on L.A.’s tax base: schools, community colleges and the county and its safety-net programs.
He said he paid for community college in Philadelphia by cleaning toilets on the night shift at a Holiday Inn for $2.89 an hour.
He admits to being a “community college student, second semester freshman year” when it came to knowing about his new beat.
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