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junior college history and athletic information
garrett COLLEGE Overlooking Deep Creek Lake and the Wisp ski area in the Allegheny Mountains of western Maryland, Garrett College's 62-acre campus is surrounded by the lakes, forests, farms, and white-water rivers that are like outdoor classrooms for its Adventure Sports, and Natural Resources & Wildlife Technology, and Agriculture students. Garrett has acquired a international and national
reputation for its Adventure Sports degree, which is unique in the USA, and
a regional reputation for its program in Natural Resources and Wildlife
Technology. Garrett offers transfer programs leading to Associate in Arts (A.A.) degrees, career programs leading to the Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.), and a variety of one-year certificate programs as well as noncredit classes. |
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The College's faculty is
committed to high academic standards, instructional excellence,
and learner-centered support for students. A low
student-faculty ratio offers students individualized attention
in their studies. Garrett College graduates are well prepared
for success in their chosen careers and for successful transfer
to the many institutions with which Garrett holds transfer
articulation agreements. Garrett students who transfer to a
Maryland college usually outperform transfers from other
community colleges. Garrett College provides an athletic program for its students, utilizing the facilities of its gymnasium and baseball field, as well as the recreational resources of the area. Known as the Lakers, College teams compete in
college men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball, men's
baseball, and golf. Garrett is a member of the Maryland JUCO
Conference, Region 20, and the National Junior College Athletic
Association. |
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