AACC has a lot to offer students and the surrounding community. Students learn, study and socialize with peers in an open, friendly environment. A number of campus amenities encourage and support students and community members in their cocurricular and academic activities both in and out of the classroom.
There are 123 computer labs with approximately 3,000 computers for student use throughout AACC in Arnold and its satellite locations. AACC also operates three Technology Learning Centers.
Learn where you can use a computer on campus.
Whether Chick-fil-A, our very own Hawk's Nest Grill and Deli, Subway or a quick snack on the go, you're covered with several dining locations at our Arnold campus and vending machines at our Arundel Mills and Glen Burnie Town Center locations.
Learn where to grab a bite to eat.
AACC is here for the entire community, not just enrolled students. We encourage our neighbors and all Anne Arundel County residents to use the campus.
Learn more about outdoor recreation.
Do you need an area where you can go and get some classwork done? We have a number of spots across campus where you can relax and get some study time in.
Learn more about our study spaces.
AACC has established a wireless network for students, faculty, staff and guests called AACC Wireless. You can connect to this network from just about anywhere on the Arnold campus, AACC at Arundel Mills (AMIL); Center for Cyber and Professional Training (CCPT); AACC at Glen Burnie Town Center (GBTC); or the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Institute (HCAT).
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Harry Smith took a poetry class through a lifelong learning program at Salisbury University. Among the reflections, his old AACC professor came to mind. Though the two had not been in contact for more than 50 years, the impact was enough that Smith felt compelled to reach out to let Atwell know what his guidance had meant.
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