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• The CCC system is composed of 113 campuses.
• Must be 18 years of age, a high school graduate or equivalent to attend.
• CCC offers associate degrees and a wide range of program certificates.
• Students may attend for two years then transfer to a college or university.

• The CSU system has 23 campuses.
• CSU usually admits the top third of high school graduates.
• CSU is the largest four-year system of higher education in the nation.
• Each campus reflects its own personality, academic focus and strengths.
• CSU offers an applied hands-on education that prepares students for either graduate school or the job market.

• The UC system has 10 campuses.
• UC usually admits the top 12.5 percent of high school graduates.
• UC has nationally ranked academic and athletic programs.
• UC provides an education based in research and theory that prepares many students for graduate or advanced degree programs.

• The AICCU has 75 colleges and universities throughout the state.
• AICCU offers a number of different degree programs.

Costs vary depending on the school. Financial aid is available to qualifying students.

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