Carl Albert State College is a public community college located in Oklahoma, USA. Here is a detailed introduction to the college:

History:

The college was founded in 1933 as Poteau Junior College and changed its name to Poteau Community College in the early 1950s. In 1971, in honor of then-Speaker of the House Carl Albert, the school was renamed Carl Albert State College.

School size: About 2,400 students are enrolled each year.

Campus settings:

The main campus is located in Poteau, Oklahoma, and there is also a smaller campus in Sallisaw.

Professional settings:

Offers two-year associate degrees in liberal arts, science, and applied science. The majors are wide-ranging, including applied business behavior, applied technology, art, biological sciences, business administration, business technology, child development, computer information systems, computer technology, culinary arts, English, film studies, hotel and catering management, mathematics, music, nursing, office science, physical science, assistant physical therapist, imaging technology, social science, sociology, psychology, voice/theater, telecommunications, etc.

Many degree programs can be completed completely online.

Teaching resources:

Faculty: We have a professional team of teachers to provide students with high-quality teaching services.

Learning facilities: The school provides students with modern teaching facilities, including computer laboratories, etc., and students can use high-speed Internet and the school's computer laboratories for free.

Student life:

Accommodation: The school has eight dormitories to provide students with accommodation options.

Student organizations: There are more than 31 student-run organizations to enrich students' extracurricular life.

Sports and athletics: The school's sports teams are called "Vikings". Before the early 1990s, the mascot was "Trojans", which was later changed. The school participates in varsity baseball, softball, wrestling, cross country, and esports.