Educational institutionTertiary educationUnited States

Center for the Study of Community Colleges

Educational institution United States

Center for the Study of Community Colleges is an educational institution in tertiary education established in 1974^[1] and based in Los Angeles, United States^[1].

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Founded: 1974
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Rorhttps://ror.org/04cns1483
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- ROR record 04cns1483ror.org
  “Research Organization Registry identifier https://ror.org/04cns1483 (ROR 04cns1483, record updated 2024-12-11).”
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Research typeeducationInferred · high confidence

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ROR record 04cns1483ror.org
“Organization type: education (ROR 04cns1483, record updated 2024-12-11).”
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https://ror.org/04cns1483

as of 11 Dec 2024

Foundedin 1974Inferred · high confidence

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ROR record 04cns1483ror.org
“Established in 1974 (ROR 04cns1483, record updated 2024-12-11).”
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https://ror.org/04cns1483

as of 11 Dec 2024

HeadquartersLos Angeles, United StatesInferred · high confidence

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ROR record 04cns1483ror.org
“Located in Los Angeles, United States (ROR 04cns1483, record updated 2024-12-11).”
Quoted sourceregistryRead 2 Nov 2026Open at the quote
https://ror.org/04cns1483

as of 11 Dec 2024

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