Adirondack Community College - Definition and Overview

Adirondack Community College is located in the northeastern part of theTown of Queensbury. This two-year college was founded in 1961 to service both Warren and Washington Counties. Its enrollment now includes students from many other counties, and from other states and foreign countries.

External links

• Adirondack Community College (http://www.sunyacc.edu).

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University Centers: Albany | Binghamton | Buffalo | Stony Brook
Other Doctoral-Granting Institutions: College of Environmental Science and Forestry | HSC Brooklyn | HSC Syracuse | NYS College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (Cornell) | NYS College of Ceramics (Alfred) | NYS College of Human Ecology (Cornell) | NYS College of Veterinary Medicine (Cornell) | NYS School of Industrial and Labor Relations (Cornell) | State College of Optometry
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Online Program: SUNY Learning Network	.

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