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Maricopa Community College announces plan to increase bachelor's degree programs

Maricopa Community colleges are again looking at expanding the number of bachelor’s degrees it offers as district officials attempt to offer a lower-cost alternative to students.

Maricopa Community Colleges, with more than 10 locations in the Valley, now offer 10 bachelor’s degree programs. The college recently announced a plan to expand its degree programs by 2032 to offering 26 bachelor’s degrees and expanding on current degrees like business, nursing, elementary education and more.

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