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junior college history and athletic information
DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Danville Area Community College is a public 2 year institution situated in Danville, Illinois. The College opened in 1946 and has grown into an independent school serving over five thousand students each year in over 1,500 unique courses. Students at Danville are enrolled in courses and programs including: college transfer, occupational degrees and certificates, skill development, re-training, customized training or areas of special interest. The College is located at 2000 East Main Street in Danville, Vermilion County, Ill. At the intersection of Interstate 74 and Illinois Route 1, Danville is one hundred and twenty five miles south of Chicago, thirty five miles east of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and ninety miles west of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Danville Area Community
College competes in 11 sports and is a member of the
National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) as well as
Region 24 in the state of Illinois the School competes at the
NJCAA Division II level. The College fields a number highly competitive intercollegiate sports teams including women’s and men's basketball, cross-country and track and field, men’s baseball, soccer, golf, and women’s softball and volleyball . A limited number of Athletic Scholarships are provided in each sport for students who meet the scholarship criteria as determined by the school and by the NJCAA, Division II. |
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Check out the rest of our website for more detailed information about the college sports assessment process.
CLICK BELOW FOR NJCAA SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR SPORT.
Baseball I Basketball I Bowling I Football I Golf I Ice Hockey I Lacrosse I Track & Field I Soccer I Swimming & Diving I Softball Tennis I Volleyball I Wrestling I Water Polo I Wrestling
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After five to six minutes of continuous exercise, the majority of energy the body requires has to be produced aerobically. The longer the duration of exercise, the greater the importance of the aerobic system.