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First Community College in The United State
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The American Association of Junior (Community) Colleges is founded.
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Formal recognition received with membership into North Central Association.
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Fifity acres of land by Thomas and 15th Avenue became new site for the college with doors openinig in the Fall of 1939. Classes were free, except for $10 fee for student activities.
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Twenty students completed the civil Aeronautics Program.
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The formation of MJCD, which later became the maricopa County Community College District. The following year Phoenix College was moved under the MCCCD governing board.
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The National Science Foundation selected Phoenix College and Northern Virginia Community College, to participate in a pilot project for the development of computer-aided instruction.
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First female president of Phoenix College.
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Students allowed to register, make payments, view grades and obtain enrollment verification and transcripts online.
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Phoenix College enrollement increased to 20,000 students annually, 1000 employees, 400 full-time and 600 adjunct/temporary faculties.
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Hannelly Center remodelling completion with new cafeteria, additional offices spaces and historical alumni display. New registration policy of no drop, adds or late registration puts students on the path to success by enabling them to enroll early, get books and be in class ready to learn from the first day.
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In 2013, Phoenix College began the transition to HLC open pathway model for continued accreditation, a new pathway that focuses on quality assurance and institutional improvement.
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Phoenix College created a new PC Veterans Stdent Center as the newest offering from thr College's Veterans services department.