Synonyms for community college
com·mu·ni·ty col·lege

Princeton's WordNet

1. community collegenoun

   a nonresidential junior college offering a curriculum fitted to the needs of the community

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1. • Junior College

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1. Helen Hare:

   She's talking to lots of senators with the goal of getting the strongest possible agreement on free community college, child care and all the other policies she's working to get across the finish line.

2. The Republican Party Ryan:

   I don't think of him as an enemy. I think ideologues, partisans on both sides, think of each other as enemies. Our enemies are the people who plant roadside bombs against our soldiers, or shoot up our boardrooms and community college. That's our enemy. I just think that he is just a dogmatic ideologue who very much believes in what he is doing and is pretty much opposite of what we believe.

3. The Republican Party Ryan:

   We disagree on so much, i don't think of him as an enemy. I think ideologues, partisans on both sides, think of each other as enemies. Our enemies are the people who plant roadside bombs against our soldiers, or shoot up our boardrooms and community college. That's our enemy. I just think that he is just a dogmatic ideologue who very much believes in what he is doing and is pretty much opposite of what we believe.

4. Charlie Kirk:

   Our most successful lawsuit recently was at [Macomb Community College], several of these schools believe they can impose any rules and speech codes they wish. We find it to be even worse at times on the local level.

5. Associated Press:

   Regarding my college education, I attended Gulf Coast Community College for two years then transferred to Valdosta State University in the pursuit of my Bachelors of Arts in Music, however, after one semester at Valdosta State University, I had to withdraw and enter the workforce. Through the years I tried to re-enter college but, like many working families, I faced significant barriers to completing my degree.