Community College of Allegheny County

The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) operates four main campuses and several satellite centers throughout Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The institution's largest campus, Allegheny Campus, is situated in Pittsburgh's North Shore neighborhood, while additional locations include Boyce Campus in Monroeville, North Campus in McCandless, and South Campus in West Mifflin. Founded in 1966, CCAC serves as the region's primary two-year public college, offering associate degrees, certificates, and workforce development programs. The college maintains an open enrollment policy and provides comprehensive academic offerings including nursing, allied health, business, engineering technology, and criminal justice programs. CCAC operates as a commuter college without on-campus housing facilities, serving both traditional students and working professionals through flexible scheduling options including day, evening, and online classes.