Address	640 Bay Road Queensbury, NY 12804
Main Phone	(518) 743-2200 (518) 584-3959 (Wilton Center)
Fax Number	(518) 745-1433 (518) 584-0896 (Wilton Center)
Type	Public, comprehensive, two-year, co-educational
Location	Queensbury Campus (pop. est. 25,000) Wilton Center (pop. est. 13,000)
Campus	ACC occupies 141 acres at the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains and offers students opportunities to participate in a variety of academic, cultural, social and athletic events throughout the year.
Founded	1961
Sponsorship	Warren and Washington counties
Accreditation	Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary schools
Travel distances to Main Campus	2 miles from Exit 19 of I-87 (The Northway) - 15 minutes north of Saratoga Springs - 45 minutes west of Rutland, Vermont - 60 minutes north of Albany
Calendar	Fall and spring semesters with two optional summer sessions
Enrollment (headcount)	(Fall 2003 data) - Full-time: 2014 (average age 22) - Part-time: 1500 (average age 30)
Gender distribution	(Fall 2003 data) - Female: 2152 (61.2%) - Male: 1362 (38.8%)
Age distribution	(Fall 2003 data) - Age 24 & under: 2272 (64.7%) - Age 25 & over: 1239 (35.3%) - Age unknown: 3 (0%)
Geographic distribution of students	(Fall 2002 data) - 38 NY counties - 6 states beyond NY - 8 countries
Number of faculty	99 full-time faculty 147 part-time instructors
Student/faculty ratio	17:1
Student Success	78 % employed after graduation 51 % enrolled in four-year school
Degrees/Certificates	A.A., A.S., A.A.S., 9 certificates
Tuition	(2006-2007) In-state    Full-time: $3130 per year    Part-time: $131 per credit hour
Financial Aid	Approximately 64% of full-time students receive financial aid in the form of federal grants, state or local scholarships and grants, institutional scholarships, and loans.
Student Services	Career planning and job placement Child care center Educational and personal counseling Special services
Academic Support Services	Computer labs and classrooms Center for reading and writing Learning resources center Math tutoring center
Student Life	Students have more than 25 different academic and special interest organizations to choose from during their years at ACC.
Athletics	ACC offers six National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III Men's sports and six NJCAA Division III Women's sports in addition to 10 intramural and club sports.
Fields of study	complete listing
Programs under development	There are several exciting programs currently under development. Please call the Academic Affairs office for more information. Microcomputer Specialist Certificate Computer Engineering AS Laboratory Science Technology AAS
Internships	Many of ACC's vocational and technical programs offer or require internships with area businesses and agencies. By working with professionals, students learn to apply their education to practical experiences. The Disney World Internship Program is available to any ACC student.
Continuing Education	complete description