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Chattahoochee Tech Students Go Back to School for 2021 Spring Semester

Spring semester classes began for well over 8,000 students this week at Chattahoochee Technical College.

“The college remains strong in its commitment to a safe and healthy educational environment while continuing to provide a quality education for our students,” said Chattahoochee Tech Vice President for Advancement Jennifer Nelson. “We are working diligently to keep our students on their educational path toward graduation.”

With eight campus locations serving six counties, the college’s Marietta Campus continues to have the most students, with over 2,000 students registered for classes this semester. The North Metro Campus in Bartow County has over 1,600 students. The Woodstock Campus in Cherokee County and the Paulding Campus both have just under 500 students. Over 300 students are enrolled for classes at the Appalachian Campus in Pickens County. At the Mountain View Campus in Cobb County, over 250 students are enrolled for classes.

Online classes continue to be an important option for students during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with nearly 6,500 students registered to take at least one online course. Several Chattahoochee Tech programs may be completed completely online, including Accounting, Business Management, Business Technology, Criminal Justice Technology, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and Marketing Management.

The Chattahoochee Tech 2021 spring semester enrollment also includes 1,333 high school dual-enrollment students, representing over 15 percent of the college’s total student enrollment. Many of these high school students are enrolled in workforce development programs that provide training in some of the nation’s fastest-growing, high-demand career fields.

A Unit of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG), Chattahoochee Tech is largest technical college in the state with eight campus locations serving the counties of Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Gilmer, Paulding and Pickens. The college also offers customized workforce training, continuing education classes, and adult education programs that include free GED and HiSET preparation.

Medical Assisting Program Tenner, standing, leads class of Medical Assisting students.
Chattahoochee Tech Medical Assisting students begin the spring semester in a skills class led by Program Director Amber Tinner, shown standing, in the college’s new, state-of-the-art health science building at the Marietta Campus.