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1000 East
Main Street, Wytheville VA 24382
Dr. Bill Hightower- VP of Instruction & Student Services
276-223-4794
wchighb@wcc.vccs.edu
www.wcc.vccs.edu
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Wytheville Community College (WCC) is located in Wytheville,
in the southwestern part of the state, and primarily serves the residents
of the counties of Bland, Carroll, Grayson, Wythe, and Smyth (Town of
Marion and eastward), as well as the City of Galax.
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- As part of the Virginia Community College System, WCC’s tuition
is one of the lowest of any college in the state.
- WCC is widely recognized for excellence in teaching and learning.
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2,451
(2009-2010)
4,437 (2009-2010)
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Per credit hour as of fall 2010 (additional fees apply):
In-State: $103.00 / credit hour
Out-of-State: $279.60 / credit hour |
Wytheville; Crossroads Institute: Galax; Smyth County Education Center:
Atkins
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WCC professionals are dedicated to helping area public and private sector employers with the training needs in each organization and maximizing the potential of the local workforce. Training programs are developed by content experts, based on specific needs, and customized to the unique circumstances of every client organization. Courses are outcome-oriented and designed to prepare a changing workforce for a changing future. Consultation services for program development are provided at no charge to training clients.
VCCS/Apprenticeship-related instruction programs offered through WCC
include the Journeyman Certification for Machinist. In partnership with
the Department of Labor and Industry’s Apprenticeship Program and
area employers, skill specific on-the-job training is supported with both
classroom and online instructional resources.
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WCC has set aside facility space to meet employer needs. Classroom
space can be reserved for learning opportunities such as training on new
equipment, instruction concerning new technologies, and work-related skill
enhancement.
Additionally, the Crossroads Institute (Galax) and the Smyth County Education
Center (Atkins) provide comfortable meeting facilities for courses, computer
training, workshops, community groups, teleconferences, and more. Each
Center schedules day and evening classes to support the needs of area
citizens and employers.
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- Business Administration, Accounting, Administrative Support Technology, Management, Clerical Studies, Organizational Leadership
- Computer and Electronics Technology, Information Systems Technology, Web Page Design
- Medical Laboratory Technology, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy, Science
- Machine Technology, Technical Studies, Machine Tool Operations, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Electrical Trades, Industrial Maintenance, Machining
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(2009-2010):
Associates: 395
Certificates: 400
Diplomas: 40
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