Glendale Community College, Community college in Glendale, California, United States
Glendale Community College is a public college in Glendale that spans 100 acres on the slopes of the San Rafael Hills. The campus has 15 permanent buildings overlooking surrounding valleys and offers over 100 associate degree programs, certificate programs, and credit for prior experience.
The college was founded in 1927 as Glendale Junior College to help World War I veterans get an education. Over time, the school grew and became an important place for job training and academic study in the area.
The student body comes from many different communities in the region and shapes campus life through diverse perspectives and experiences. This mix shows in the numerous clubs, events, and activities that make up daily campus life.
The college has an open admissions policy that welcomes many people regardless of academic background. Visitors and those interested in learning can explore the grounds, as public areas are accessible and information desks are available.
The television series Community was created by writer Dan Harmon based on his real experiences as a student here. The show used actual campus locations and details to make scenes feel true to life, giving the place a role in popular culture.
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