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CAC:Central Arizona College Central Arizona College is a community college with 5 convenient locations in Pinal county dedicated to accessibility, excellence and affordability Call 520-494-5111
Class Schedule - Central Arizona College Frequently Asked Questions What does Face-to-Face delivery mean? Face-to-Face classes meet at designated dates, times, and locations as indicated in the Class Schedule What does online delivery mean? Online classes meet virtually online using a Learning Management System (LMS) such as Blackboard Completely online classes do NOT meet at designated dates, times, or locations Online classes
Locations - Central Arizona College 80440 E Aravaipa Rd , Winkelman, AZ 85192 (520) 494-5111 Aravaipa Campus is located north of Tucson along Highway 77 in the rural mountains of beautiful eastern Pinal County at the entrance of Aravaipa Canyon The Aravaipa Campus serves the former mining communities of Hayden, Kearny, Mammoth, San Manuel and Winkelman, and is reaching further south to provide programs to the growing
Nursing (AAS) - Central Arizona College Central Arizona College’s Registered Nursing Program prepares students for the medical workforce or to complete further education to specialize in clinical practice, teaching, or administration
Signal Peak Campus - Central Arizona College Beautifully nestled in the Sacaton Hills, CAC’s Signal Peak Campus is located four miles east of I-10 at exit 190 near Casa Grande, midway between Arizona’s two largest cities – Phoenix and Tucson – in the western edge of Pinal County The Signal Peak Campus features on campus housing options for students, men’s and women’s championship caliber athletic programs, and arts and
GED - Central Arizona College CAC’s GED or HSE (High School Equivalency) classes are designed to help students prepare to take the 5 GED tests Students must be at least 16 years old and not enrolled in school to register for class, and to take the GED test What do they look like?
Employment Services - Central Arizona College Student employees are critical resources utilized in various offices and departments within the college and with off-campus employers Students enhance their “learning process” through knowledge gained while employed, which attributes to the overall growth of the student personally and professionally General Student Employment Information It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure
Explore Degrees - Central Arizona College Find your path to a degree! Explore our Areas of Interest Central Arizona College (CAC) offers associate degrees which transfer to all three Arizona public universities: ·Associate of Arts (A A ) ·Associate of Science (A S ) ·Associate of Business (A B ) ·Associate of Applied Science (A A S ) ·Associate of General Studies (A G S ) These associate degrees require 60-64 semester credits
Registration - Central Arizona College If courses are not visible in your Student Portal, please call Registration at (520) 494-5260 or email admissions@centralaz edu to ensure proper pathway or program is identified on your student account
Areas of Interest - Central Arizona College CAC’s commonly used terms: Area of Interest – is a grouping of certificates, degrees, and pathways within a discipline Degree – a two-year qualification The AA (Associate of Arts), AS (Associate of Science), and ABUS (Associate of Business) are transferrable to a four-year institution The AAS degree (Associate of Applied Science) prepares students to enter the workforce Certificate