Category Archives: Students & Alumni

From Warehouse to National Scholar: Angel Sanchez Earns National Recognition at ACC

When Angel R. Sanchez enrolled at Austin Community College District (ACC)  in summer 2024, he was taking a chance on himself. Just two years earlier, he was working at a warehouse and wasn’t sure college … Continue reading

March 2026 | Five Tips for Making Your Budget Stick

Setting up a budget is one thing; sticking to it is another. Even with the best intentions, it can be difficult to manage spending and saving. University Federal Credit Union (UFCU), in partnership with ACC’s … Continue reading

The 2026 ACC Scholarship Application Is Open

Paying for college doesn’t have to be a barrier. The 2026 Austin Community College scholarship application is now open, giving students a simple way to access extra financial support for their education. With one application, … Continue reading

ACC Once Again Named Top Producer of Gilman Scholars

Austin Community College District (ACC) has been recognized by the U.S. Department of State as a Top Producer of Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program recipients for 2001–2025. Over the program’s history, 21 ACC students … Continue reading

ACC Closed for Spring Break March 16–22, Registration for Spring & Summer Remain Open

Austin Community College District (ACC) will be closed for Spring Break from Monday, March 16, through Sunday, March 22. All campuses will reopen on Monday, March 23. While the College is closed, students can stay … Continue reading

Start a Career in Advanced Manufacturing: ACC Launches New Cohorts Monthly

Advanced manufacturing is one of the fastest-growing industries in Central Texas, and employers are actively seeking skilled workers. Austin Community College District (ACC) gives students a fast, hands-on path into high-demand manufacturing careers with its … Continue reading

“You don’t have to struggle alone” | ACC Nursing student finds support with TRIO

“Many first-generation and low-income students are figuring everything out on their own. We don’t always have someone at home who understands college systems, financial aid, or academic planning. We learn by asking questions, making mistakes, … Continue reading

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ACC Exhibition “Exploring Uncertainty” Invites Community Into Interactive Art Experience

Austin Community College District (ACC) invites the community to experience Exploring Uncertainty, a new art exhibition that examines how instability, doubt, and curiosity shape the way we see ourselves and the world around us. On … Continue reading

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Strategy for Central Texas Workforce Pipelines, Student Success Initiatives Outlined at State of ACC

Austin Community College District (ACC) shared its vision for building what’s next in higher education, workforce development, and regional economic opportunity at the second annual State of ACC, held on Thursday, February 19, at the … Continue reading

Two men are seated at a table, signing documents. They are in an outdoor setting with a banner in the background that reads "Austin Community College District" and the phrase "Start Here. Get You." One man is wearing a black vest and glasses, while the other is dressed in a suit and bow tie. The school environment is a facility with industrial elements visible in the background.

Building the Future Workforce: ACC Partners With Sundt to Expand Skilled Trades Training

Central Texas’ growing demand for skilled construction workers is driving a new partnership focused on preparing the region’s future workforce. Austin Community College District (ACC) and Sundt Construction (Sundt) officially signed a new partnership Thursday, … Continue reading

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