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TC3 Tutoring Center Receives National Certification

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The Baker Center for Learning at Tompkins Cortland Community College has received the highest level of certification by the internationally recognized College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). 

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    Alumni Profile: Patricia Schaap, Class of 2004

    Tompkins Cortland Community College graduates often put their talents to work for their home community. Patricia Schaap is no exception, using her time at TC3 as a springboard to a career making a difference in Cortland County. 

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    December Graduates Recognized at End-of-Semester Ceremony

    Tompkins Cortland Community College celebrated those students graduating this semester with the annual December Graduates Recognition Ceremony on Friday, December 6. It was the 22nd time the College has held an event specifically to honor those graduating in December.

    Three people are standing side by side, each holding a "Certificate of Achievement." From left to right, the certificates read: "Angela Carl," "Mandy Darling," and "William Henry Vaughn-Russell." All three are smiling, standing in front of a table with green water bottles and festive decorations in the background.

    DSP Microcredential Graduates Honored

    Tompkins Cortland Community College joined with The New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) and The State University of New York (SUNY) on December 6 to recognize 15 students who have completed the Direct Support Professionals microcredential programs.


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College Holiday - Winter Break

Main Campus and Extension Centers All Day
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College Holiday - Winter Break

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College Holiday - Winter Break

Main Campus and Extension Centers All Day
27 Dec

College Holiday - Winter Break

Main Campus and Extension Centers All Day
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Why Tompkins Cortland?

How do you know we’re worth it? Cost is important, and we're affordable. You'll finish with a degree and without crushing debt.

But take it a step further. What about value? What separates Tompkins Cortland from every other community college?

The quality of our programs and our commitment to support: That's value.

  • High academic standards and the support to help you meet them
  • Faculty who love teaching and who support your success
  • A culture of community: We're small enough that campus feels like family
  • Diversity is more than a buzzword: You'll meet students from everywhere
  • Real results that will transform your life
  • Professor Janita Moricette

    High Academic Standards

  • Vector Students on Dryden Campus

    Life-Changing Outcomes

  • Student and Staff at Dryden Campus

    You're not on your own