Community College of Allegheny County

Discover the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC), a vital institution dedicated to fostering student success and serving the vibrant communities of Allegheny County since 1966. As a public community college, CCAC stands as an accessible gateway to higher education, career advancement, and personal growth, proudly living up to its motto: 'Our goal is your success.'

CCAC's history is rooted in a pivotal moment for Pennsylvania education. Following the state's Community College Act of 1963, Allegheny County residents enthusiastically voted to fund the creation of their local community college. This strong community backing quickly led to the establishment of its first campuses – Boyce in Monroeville and Allegheny on Pittsburgh's North Side – both opening their doors in 1966. The college continued its rapid expansion, adding South Campus in 1967 and North Campus in 1972, demonstrating its commitment to widespread accessibility across the region.

Today, CCAC offers a flexible and supportive learning environment designed for a diverse student body. With a network of four main campuses and numerous additional centers, students have unparalleled opportunities to pursue their academic and professional aspirations close to home. Whether you're aiming to transfer to a four-year university, acquire in-demand career skills, or simply explore new interests, CCAC provides quality instruction and a dedicated staff focused on guiding each student toward their individual goals.