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junior college history and athletic information
Allegany college of Maryland Allegany College of Maryland was established in August 1961 by resolution passed by the Allegany County Board of Education and approved by the Allegany County Commissioners. The institution, which is now governed separately by a Board of Trustees, is an example of the rapid growth in the development of the junior college system in Maryland. The college was initially established to provide low-cost, high quality higher education for the people of the area. Its accessibility to the county's center of population permits students to reside at home, thus saving a substantial part of out-of-pocket expenses that are associated with a college education. There was a strong emphasis placed on liberal arts transfer
programs during the school's early history, recently the College has developed
highly specialized curricula that includes technological and
pre-professional areas as career programs aimed at satisfying the identified needs of
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The
college is
aware of its responsibility to an industrial area that is pocketed in
Appalachian Western Maryland, Allegany College of Maryland has
accepted a mission to make a strong contribution through higher
education to the cultural and economic growth of the region.
Allegany College of Maryland
is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
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