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About Cloud County Community College

Cloud County Community College is a school in Concordia.

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Concordia, Kansas, United States

www.cloud.edu/

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About the Company

Cloud County Community College in Concordia, Kansas, offers professional and academic degree programs. They also provide a wide range of support services to help students of all backgrounds with all aspects of their education.

Cloud County’s two-year degrees are awarded through several academic divisions, which include:

* Business, Science and

Nursing

* Humanities

* Mathematics and Applied Sciences

Students in all programs may take advantage of such student services as:

* Academic advising

* Transfer advising

* Career advising

* Science, math and English tutoring

* Disability services

* Study skills workshops

Cloud County also participates in TRIO. TRIO is designed specifically for students who are first generation college students, were in foster care, are from a low-income family or have been out of school for at least five years.

TRIO students receive financial aid as well as additional academic support.

For admissions, prospective students must submit an application, transcripts and ACT scores, if available.

Those who received a score of at least 26 on the ACT automatically receive a tuition scholarship. Other sources of financial aid include federal sources like Pell grants, work-study and loans. These sources of aid are based almost completely on financial need.