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FCC Adult Education provides continuing education opportunities for adults who are not currently enrolled in high school. Individuals can enroll in classes to improve their basic reading, math, and writing skills, prepare for the GED® test, earn a high school diploma, or increase their readiness for job advancement.
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FCC offers a complete program of English as a Second Language (ESL) courses for adults who want to improve their English language skills. Courses are designed to help students improve their ability to speak, write, listen, and read in English.

Evening, weekday, and weekend options make it easy to fit your busy schedule. Small class sizes provide opportunities for more focused instruction and enhanced learning.
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FCC offers over 100 credit courses online each semester. Our online courses give students a convenient, flexible learning experience with the same quality instruction offered on campus.
 
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As learning is a lifelong adventure for everyone, FCC welcomes all students. Thrive offers classes for cognitively and developmentally disabled people as well as those who choose to join them.
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ASL ASL American Sign Language (ASL) Studies Area of Concentration within Arts & Humanities A.A.
Introduces students to the rich history and culture of the Deaf community. Students will gain fluency and mastery of American Sign Language (ASL) by acquiring foundational skills and knowledge of the Deaf community. *The American Sign Language (ASL) Studies degree and certificate options can be completed entirely online. Degree • Certificate
STEM STEM Chemistry
The Chemistry Area of Concentration within the A.S. STEM is a transfer degree that provides courses typically required of chemistry majors during their first two years of college. Degree
Communication Communication Communication
The Communication Area of Concentration is designed for students interested in all fields stressing human interaction. Communication courses teaches students how to create messages appropriate to the audience, purpose, and context, critically analyze messages, ethically apply communication principles and practices, and utilize communication to embrace difference. In addition to communication courses, a broad range of social science and humanities courses are recommended. This option is designed to prepare students to transfer to a four-year college or university. Degree
Sociology Education Sociology Education Education
The Education Area of Concentration within the A.A. in Social Sciences is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university outside of the state of Maryland to obtain a bachelor's degree and earn state teacher certification, or for students whose desired teaching discipline is not reflected in existing A.A.T. programs. Degree
Public Safety Public Safety Emergency Management
As an Area of Concentration within the Public Safety A.A.S. coursework in this program provides students with an adaptable education in emergency management as an integral element of comprehensive public safety theory and practice. Complements a core of knowledge essential to all public safety fields with specialized coursework in preparedness, planning, and the skills necessary to organize and lead emergency management operations. Offers a flexible structure that allows students to pursue emergency management broadly, or to focus and extend their study of emergency management into any of several industry-relevant specialization areas.  *The Emergency Management Degree can be completed entirely online. Degree
Man working on engine Man working on engine Logistics & Production Technology: Applied Biotechnology
The Logistics & Production Technology program delivers in-depth knowledge and applied experience for successful entry-level positions into the Supply Chain, Biotechnology, and Manufacturing industries. Prepare to work in the rapidly growing and highly specialized biotech industry and learn how to maintain equipment and systems that support this growth. Topics include safety, regulation, clean room techniques, Good Manufacturing Practices, cascade refrigeration, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), sensors and robotics. Students will earn industry credentials through the National Coalition of Credentialing Centers: Sensors I, PLC Technology I: Allen Bradley and Siemens, and Introduction to Robotics. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
Physical Therapy Assistant Physical Therapy Assistant Physical Therapist Assistant
The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) A.A.S. program prepares students for a career in physical therapy and allows students to enter the workforce directly after passing the national licensing examination. Physical therapy is a dynamic health career and PTAs provide a variety of physical therapy techniques. PTAs conduct therapeutic exercises, functional trainings, deep soft tissue massages, and other physical modalities such as electrotherapy and ultrasound. Degree
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The Public Safety A.A.S. complements core knowledge essential to all public safety fields with specialized coursework in preparedness, planning, and leadership during emergency operations. Emergency managers serve in government, hospitals, industry and international development. Degree
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The Respiratory Care program prepares students for general careers within the field and qualifies them to take the National Board for Respiratory Cares' entry level exams (CRT and RRT). The program follows the CoARC Goal: To prepare graduates with demonstrated competence in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains of respiratory care practice as performed by registered respiratory therapists (RRTs). Degree
Tactical Strength Tactical Strength Tactical Strength and Conditioning (TSAC)
The Tactical Strength and Conditioning (TSAC) certificate program at FCC prepares students to assess physical fitness, design and implement training programs, and improve health, wellness, and performance in Law Enforcement, Fire and Rescue, and Military populations.  Students learn to apply principles of Exercise Physiology, Nutrition, Strength and Conditioning, and Psychological factors to reduce injuries, improve job performance, and lower employer healthcare costs. Certificate
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Introducing students to the higher education community and allowing students younger than 16 the opportunity to discover, explore, and learn more about their interests. This includes the Kids on Campus summer program as well as offerings throughout the year in science, technology, creative and performance arts, cooking, Safe Sitter, and much more. Continuing Education & Workforce Development