Wytheville Community College is a public community college in Virginia, United States. Here is a detailed introduction to the college:

History:

The college was founded in 1962 with the authorization of the Virginia General Assembly as a two-year branch of Virginia Tech and began its first semester on September 19, 1963. When the Virginia Community College System was established in 1967, Wytheville Community College joined it. Since becoming part of the Virginia Community College System in 1967, the college has had six presidents. The current president, Dean E. Sprinkle, has held this position since 2015.

Location and Campus:

The college is located in Wytheville, Virginia.

In addition to the main campus, there is also the "Crossroads Institute Campus (WCC at the Crossroads Institute)" in Galax, Virginia, and the "Henderson/Wiseville West Campus (WCC at the Henderson/WCC West)" in Marion.

Academic Programs:

Wide Range of Majors: Nearly 30 academic programs are offered, including university parallel courses (transfer programs), vocational and technical courses, and health professional courses. Covering multiple fields such as business, computer science, criminal justice, education, engineering, and health care. Specific majors include business administration, computer information science, criminal justice administration, dental hygiene, nursing, physical therapy assistants, etc.

Degree Awarding: The college awards associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. Students can choose the appropriate courses and degree types according to their career plans and academic goals.

School Resources:

Teaching Facilities: It has modern teaching facilities, including classrooms, laboratories, libraries, etc., to provide students with a good learning environment.

Student Support Services: Provides a range of student support services such as counseling, health clinics, career planning, veterans affairs, etc. to help students solve problems encountered in learning and life.

Sports and Extracurricular Activities:

Sports Programs: It is a member of the Carolina Junior College Conference (Region 10) of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III, and has sports teams such as basketball.

Extracurricular Activities: The college has a variety of student clubs and organizations to provide students with a variety of extracurricular activities to cultivate students' leadership and teamwork spirit.

Tuition and Financial Aid:

Tuition: There are different charging standards for in-state residents and non-state residents. In the 2018-2019 academic year, tuition and fees for in-state students are approximately $4,725, and non-state students are approximately $10,653. In addition, there are other expenses such as book fees.

Financial Aid: The college provides financial aid to students, including scholarships, grants, etc. About 44% of undergraduates receive scholarships or grants, with an average amount of $3,876.