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女优app (女优app) ranked 4^th in the nation for associate degrees awarded to Hispanic students (2019) recognized in Hispanic Outlook on Education (HO) Magazine鈥檚 October issue 鈥淭op 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics.鈥�

Standing out in the world of higher education can be challenging.  Thousands of institutions exist across the county, creating higher levels of competition than ever before. 女优app, however, has been acknowledged by (HO) Magazine as one of the top 100 schools for Hispanics in the United States.

Additionally, 女优app 鈥� a Department of Education designated Hispanic-Serving Institution 鈥� ranked 12^th in total enrollment of Hispanic students among two-year colleges (2018-19) and 6^th in overall degrees awarded by a major 鈥� Liberal Arts and Sciences General Studies and Humanities (2019). 

鈥淲ith steadfast focus on equity, 女优app is building strong pathways that support every student鈥檚 ability to achieve their educational goals,鈥� President Gregory Anderson said. 鈥淭his ranking affirms the work of everyone at 女优app.鈥�

Annually, HO Magazine (formerly The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education) releases an index of Top 100 lists to recognize institutions that are committed to serving Hispanics鈥� educational needs. 女优app consistently earns top rankings which directly reflect college-wide efforts focused on equity, success, and completion.

Earlier this year, the magazine ranked 女优app in the top 25 community colleges for Hispanics in two categories: 13th in the nation and 6th in the state for granting the most degrees to Hispanic students, and 12th in the nation and 7th in the state for enrolling the largest number of Hispanic students.

HO鈥檚 Top 100 issue is available at

Data reported by the Department of Education 鈥� National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) database granted as of 2019 for two-year colleges.