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University Community Colleges: A Status Report

Two community college systems exist in American higher education. Comprehensive community colleges have clear identities, recognized missions, and their own campuses and faculties. These colleges are the subject of a growing body of research. A lesser known system of community colleges resides in the shadows of various baccalaureate and graduate college or university hosts. Most are not easily identified as a part of the community college movement, and the body of literature barely recognizes them. This article is a status report on the condition of university community colleges.