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A.A. Degree Programs

0212 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Social Sciences
0250 Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies
1175 Human Services
1802 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Childhood Education
1803 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Early Childhood Education
1804 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Adolescence Education

A.S. Degree Programs

0220 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Sciences
0530 Engineering Science
0532 Computer Science
0671 Business: Business Administration
0695 Theatre Arts
1100 Criminal Justice
1130 Health, Physical Education & Recreation Studies
1173 Media Communication
1648 Fine Arts

A.A.S. Degree Programs - Technologies

0525 Automotive Technology
0540 Construction Technology
0555 Electrical Technology
0559 Computer Technology
0677 Visual Communications Technology: Graphics Arts Printing
1388 Multimedia Technology
1461 Graphic Communications Sales & Marketing

A.A.S. Degree Programs - Health Professions

0622 Nursing -Program WebSite
0628 Radiologic Technology

A.A.S Degree Programs - Public Affairs and Services

0604 Human Services
0605 Early Childhood
0640 Criminal Justice

A.O.S Degree Programs - Individual Studies

0688 Individual Studies

A.A.S. Degree Programs - Business

0581 Computer Information Systems
0625 Office Technology: Administrative
0630 Business: Accounting
0632 Business: Business Administration
1176 Medical Administrative Assistant

Certificate Programs

0062 Medical Transcriptionist
0926 Automotive Mechanics
0935 Office Technology: Clerical
0947 Criminal Justice
0949 Human Services
0968 Early Childhood
0985 General Education
0987 Individual Studies
1061 Electronics
1330 Teaching Assistant
1389 Multimedia Technology
1511 Medical Receptionist
1596 Computer Systems Specialist

ALWAYS STRIVE TOWARD YOUR GOALS: MAGGIE LUCK

Margaret “Maggie” Luck began her education at FMCC in 1978. She graduated with the class of 1983. A native of Johnstown, Maggie chose FMCC because it was convenient and affordable. She was paying for her education on her own.

Maggie started by taking a few classes in Criminal Justice with the goal of becoming a probation officer. Like many college students, Maggie changed her mind and considered a nursing degree before settling on Liberal Arts: General Studies. This field allowed her to combine her interests in criminal justice and the medical field. Maggie’s eventual interest Medical Legal Death Investigation was not even heard of at that time...

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FROM BARBADOS: PHILIP NEBLETT

My name is Philip Neblett and I am from Barbados. I am a sophomore at Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FMCC), majoring in Spatial Information Technology. Fulton-Montgomery Community College is part of the State University of New York, one of the world's largest public university systems.

I decided to choose FMCC...

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT: NAOMI OSAWA

Naomi Osawa grew up with her father, Seiichi, her mother, Fumie, and her younger sister, Miki in a town located in the prefecture of Gunma, Japan which is two hours north of Japan's capital, Tokyo. It was there that she attended Takasaki Girls' High School and made the decision to come to FMCC.

“Knowing that I would be an international student,” says Naomi, “I thought it would be a good idea to attend a college relatively small in size as opposed to going to a big four-year university. That way I would be able to get used to the English-speaking environment and to American culture more.”

ANOTHER FMCC SUCCESS STORY: ERIK WERT ‘92

Erik Wert was born and raised in Amsterdam, NY. He attended Bishop Scully High School until his junior year at which time the private school closed. Erik then had a couple of options: 1, he could attend another local high school to finish his senior year; or 2, he could attend FMCC's Early Admissions Program where he would earn his high school diploma while receiving college credit. Erik chose the latter...

CLIMBING THE LADDER OF SUCCESS:

A 1971 graduate of Bishop Scully High School in Amsterdam with a heavy interest in math and science, Randall Smith decided to attend FMCC to pursue an engineering degree. He always dreamed of being an architect or mechanical designer, but then his focus changed. Randall graduated in 1976 with an AAS Business Accounting Degree.

COMMUNITY LEADER

Michael J. Pepe is Vice President and Commercial Lending Officer at NBT Bank in Gloversville. He is also a past Chairperson of FM's Foundation Board and a current Trustee for the College. He serves as a Trustee to St. Mary's Hospital in Amsterdam. He was Chairman of the Board for the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce. He held offices as President and Vice President for the Board of Directors of Catholic Charities of Montgomery County. He is a member of the Amsterdam Rotary Club. Mike Pepe is a leader. Mike Pepe is a graduate of Fulton-Montgomery Community College...

DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AND ESL PROGRAMS:

Arlene M. Spencer, a May 2005 recipient of the State University of New York Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service for her professional role as Director of International Student and ESL Programs is also a former student at FMCC. Mrs. Spencer has earned a B.A. in English/Education and an M.S. in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from SUNY Albany. After finishing her master's degree...

SUCCESS BEGAN AT FM:

Vladimir Neykov is climbing the educational ladder with the dream of becoming a successful digital artist. And he took his first step at Fulton-Montgomery Community College. Vlad, as he likes to be called, came to Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FMCC) in the fall of 2001 after finishing high school in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. He had a passion for the creative arts but did not want to become the cliched “poor starving artist”; therefore, he saw college in his future. “There is an organization back home that had sent students before me to FMCC,” says Vlad....