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Northeast Iowa Community College

www.nicc.edu

 
Northeast Iowa Community College (NICC). Our students, whether pursuing one- or two-year degree and diploma programs, short-term career pathway certificates, high school equivalency diplomas or continuing education and customized training, have hopes and dreams for a better future through education. For their hopes to be realized and dreams to come true, their learning must be purposeful and meaningful to build a strong foundation of success. Every course and personal encounter is critical and builds the foundation of success. Therefore, a student`s understanding of the importance of learning from each course is crucial. Education is a journey, and it requires students to ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.nicc.edu
  • 1625 Hwy 150 South P.O. Box 400
    Calmar, IA USA 52132
  • Phone: 563.562.3263

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