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Key Facts | CommunityHigherof Philadelphia Skip to content LocationsHigherCatalog Events Canvas Login JobsRequiteMyCCP Search form CommunityHigherof Philadelphia Menu Why Choose Us Paths to Possibilities Programs of Excellence FeaturedSenseAdmission Process Apply Now Contact Us Getting Started Choosing a Program Admission Process Request Admission Information What Kind of Student Are You? Placement Tests International Students Veterans Prior Learning Assessment Admission Events Webcasts Steps to Enrollment View theWonkCalendar Tuition and Fees Payment Options Apply Now Contact Admissions Paying forHigherTuition and Fees Payment Options Financial Aid Scholarships Tuition Assistance Programs Tax Incentives FAQs Financial Aid Options Get an Estimate of MyHigherCosts Does theHigherOffer a Payment Plan? 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Recent graduates protract to strengthen Philadelphia's local economy and workforce—89 percent of recent graduates who were working at a job eight months without graduating from theHigherwere employed in the Philadelphia metro area. TheHigherenables students to embark on a smart path to a bachelor’s stratum program, with transfer agreements and partnerships to squire in the transition. We offer a wide range of scholarships to squire students paying tuition at theHigheror a four-year institution. To unbend a wide range of students,  we offer day, evening and weekend classes on our Main Campus and at our three Regional Centers. Online and hybrid courses and stratum programs provide plane increasingly flexibility when pursuing a higher education. Businesses and professionals squint to Corporate Solutions for specialized services, such as customized workforce training, certification training, professional minutiae workshops and onsite stratum programs. For those that want to get involved, athletics and campus life initiatives requite students learning and leadership wits outside of the classroom.HigherEnvironment Small matriculation sizes and defended sense create a personalized, supportive atmosphere. Our students and sense bring a diverse mix of cultural backgrounds, month and life experiences to the College. International students expressly enrich our learning environment by offering a current global perspective. TheHigherenables all its students to interact with individuals from variegated parts of Philadelphia and the world, facilitating conversation, connection and self-discovery. Student Body Enrollment (for 2017-2018 wonk year): Approximately 27,729 students taking credit and noncredit courses. Approximately 13,361 full-time equivalent students. Approximately 24,443 students enrolled in credit classes. Student CharacteristicsIncreasinglythan half (51%) are 24 or older, and the median age is 23. There are increasingly women (63%) than men. There are diverse groups of students: African-American 50.8% White 24.1% Hispanic/Latino 14.8% Asian/Pacific Islander 10.4% Native American 0.3% Approximately 76% are minority students. 65% are enrolled in transfer or liberal arts programs; 21% enrolled in career programs; 13% enrolled in noncredit, standing education coursework. Economic Impact (for 2017-18)YearlyPayroll: $77,953,315Wage Tax: $2,897,911Expenditures for Goods and Services: $63.821,144Federal and State Revenues: $87,870,878 89% of recent graduates who were working at a job eight months without graduating from theHigherwere employed in the city.Senseand Staff 399 Full time Faculty459 Part Time Faculty464 Administrative and support staff 2018-2019 Budget $143.6 million Operating $132.1 million Capital $11.5 millionWonkOfferingsIncreasinglythan 70 stratum and document programs in Business, Entrepreneurship and Law; Creative Arts; Design, Construction and Transportation; Education and Human Services; Health Care;  Liberal Arts and Communications; and Science and Technology. Day, evening and weekend classes for full-time and part-time students. Credit and noncredit courses at the Main Campus, three regional Centers and neighborhood locations. Online and hybrid courses. Customized courses for merchantry and industry. Comprehensive wonk support services and programs, services for students with disabilities and other support services available. Degrees Granted Associate in Arts (A.A.)Associate in Science (A.S.)Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.)WarrantMiddle States Commission on Higher EducationPennsylvania Department of EducationSpecific program warrant information is misogynist Financial Aid Approximately 83% of full-time students and 73% of all students receive some type of financial aid. Funding OperatingFinancingare shared among the students, municipality and the Commonwealth. Capital financing are funded by the municipality and the Commonwealth. Educational Impact We are the largest public institution of higher education in Philadelphia and the sixth largest in Pennsylvania. TheHigherhas served increasingly than 685,000 individuals since it began operation.Increasinglythan three-quarters of graduates in transfer programs protract on to four-year institutions. Economic Impact (2017-2018) $77,987,146 yearly payroll $2,876,699 in wage tax $54,084,646 in expenditures for goods and services $99,675,958 in federal and state revenues 89% of recentHighergraduates who were working at a job eight months without graduating from theHigherwere employed in the city. Locations Main Campus Northeast RegionalPart-wayNorthwest RegionalPart-wayWest RegionalPart-wayPresident Dr. Donald Generals Governance The College's 15-member Board of Trustees is scheduled by the mayor. Historical Highlights Founded in 1964, theHigheropened for classes in 1965 in a former department store at 34 S. 11th Street while a permanent campus was stuff sought. In 1971 theHigheracquired the third Philadelphia Mint towers at 1700 Spring Garden Street from the federal government, and theHigherbegan holding classes there in 1973. TheHighermaintained both the 11th Street and 17th Street campuses until the spring of 1983 when all of our Main Campus facilities, including the West and Bonnell buildings, were built and consolidated into the permanent campus at 17th Street. The Winnet Student LifeTowersand Gymnasium were completed in September 1991. The West RegionalPart-wayopened in 1992, the Northeast RegionalPart-wayin 1994 and the Northwest RegionalPart-wayin 1999. Groundbreaking for thePart-wayforMerchantryand Industry took place in November 2001, and the towers was completed in January 2003. Groundbreaking for a new towers at the Northeast RegionalPart-waytook place in April 2009, and the new towers was completed in summer 2010. A major renovation and expansion of the College’s Main Campus began in summer 2009. A new PavilionTowershousing the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management programs, new student and staff dining services, the WelcomePart-wayand portions of the newHigherBookstore opened in fall 2011. Renovations to portions of the Bonnell, Mint and West buildings were completed in fall 2014. New construction at the West Regional Center, scheduled to uncork in 2019, will double the topics of the College's Automotive Technology programs and move the part-way toward rhadamanthine a hub for career and technical training. Renovations at all locations to libraries will establish state-of-the-art learning meals equipped with technological advancements to meet individual and group study needs. National Recognition The Nursing program, designated aPart-wayof Excellence by the National League for Nursing since 2004, was one of the first programs to receive this recognition and remains one of only a few polity higher Nursing programs in the country to obtain this honor The Early Childhood EducationTutoringprogram was listed in a Washington Monthly magazine article, "The Twelve Most Innovative Colleges for Adult Learners," and recognized as a potential "national model" The Biomedical Research Technician (BRT) Tutoringprogram, started in 2017, is the first-ever registered, nontraditional tutoring program in biomedical research in Pennsylvania CommunityHigherof Philadelphia CommunityHigherof Philadelphia with increasingly than 70 associate's degree, document and standing education programs is your path to possibilities. 1700 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130     215-751-8000 Site Map Consumer Info Privacy Statement Right to Know Directory News