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Montgomery College

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Montgomery College is a public community college in Maryland, founded in 1946. It operates three campuses in Germantown, Rockville, and Takoma Park/Silver Spring. The institution has an open admission policy and is dedicated to student success, individual growth, and community engagement.

The college serves nearly 60,000 students annually, offering associate degrees, transfer pathways to four-year institutions, and workforce training programs. For county residents, tuition is under $5,400 per year. The college fosters a vibrant campus life with over 50 student clubs, leadership programs, athletics, and service-learning opportunities.

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