| A community College in the University System of | | | | the student newspaper. Extensive facilities for athletics |
| Georgia, Atlanta Metropolitan College is located along | | | | and extra-curricular activities are also available in the |
| the Metropolitan Parkway corridor in southwest | | | | college campus. |
| Atlanta, in United States. It is a two-year urban, | | | | Programs Offered |
| commuter campus that provides affordable education | | | | Associate degrees and career programs are offered |
| to students basically coming from metropolitan Atlanta. | | | | in humanities, fine arts, natural science, business, |
| Brief History | | | | mathematics, computer science, and social science. |
| A series of preparatory steps during 1965 to 1972 | | | | Programs are designed to help students transfer to |
| ultimately led to the confirmation of the setting up of a | | | | four year institutions or readiness for workforce |
| college in metropolitan area of Atlanta by the Board of | | | | employments. |
| Regents. Construction of building started in 1973 and | | | | Unique Features |
| was completed in August 1974. It became the 31 st | | | | Intellectually challenging instructions with hands-on |
| institution of University system of Georgia and started | | | | activities and interactive learning are some of the |
| operating in September, 1974 with 504 students. Two | | | | unique features of the college. Business transfer |
| multi-level academic buildings in 1978-79 and new | | | | program, business career program, and business |
| health and physical complex in 1991-92 were added. | | | | cooperative program offering additional edge to |
| Established as Atlanta Junior College in 1974, it was | | | | vocational and technical certification for the students |
| renamed as Atlanta Metropolitan College on July 1 st, | | | | are other features that make the college stand out as |
| 1988. | | | | an academy. |
| Campus | | | | Admission |
| A unique feature of the campus is multiple approved | | | | Open admission policy is not followed by the college. |
| honorary, professional and social student clubs and | | | | Students may apply online or approach the college |
| organizations. Such organizations include Student | | | | authorities for admission. Transcripts of all schools and |
| Government Association, Students in Free Enterprise | | | | prior college and a verification of immunization, ACT |
| (SIFE), Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society, | | | | and SAT test scores for transfer students and |
| College Choir, International Students Organization and | | | | freshmen are necessary. |