George C Wallace Community College-Dothan

George C Wallace Community College-Dothan (WCC) is a 2-year college that offers various Associate's Degree programs. It only offers undergraduate programs and is considered to be a small college. The campus itself is small, but it offers many opportunities for students who are attending the institution. This college was established in 1949 through the efforts of former Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. The college was named after the former Governor's father who shares the same name. In 2008, George C Wallace Community College was recognized as one of the top 50 fastest growing public 2-year colleges by Community College Week, and it continues to grow to this day.

The college is fully accredited and has earned a stellar reputation in the area. It has a very highly-regarded nursing program that offers various degrees. Students can choose to pursue the LPN program, ADN or LPN to ADN program. The student to faculty ratio of this college is 17:1, and this gives the school the opportunity to give the students a lot of personal attention. The school has an open admission policy, and there is no on-campus housing to speak of. Students can participate in many extracurricular programs at this school, as well.