History
The American Samoa Community College (ASCC) was established in 1970 to provide post-secondary education opportunities in the Liberal Arts, Teacher Training, Vocational-Technical Education and General Education to the residents of American Samoa. ASCC offers Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees, as well as Certificate programs in a variety of academic and technical areas.
Education
The mission of the American Samoa Community College is to foster successful student learning by providing high quality educational programs and services that will enable students to achieve their educational goals and to contribute to the social, cultural, political, economic, technological, and environmental well-being of American Samoa.To fulfill this mission, the College, as an open admissions, United States accredited, Land Grant institution, provides access to bachelor and associate degrees and certificate programs of study.
Career
- ASCC graduates communicate respectfully, listen attentively, seek clarification, and value the opinions of others.
- ASCC graduates organize, and critically examine written, oral, visual, and numerical information. Graduates efficiently use technology as a tool to gather and evaluate information from a variety of perspectives.
- ASCC graduates engage in the examination of ideas, issues, and problems, drawing on established bodies of knowledge and means of analysis.
- ASCC graduates are prepared to participate in regional and global communities. They demonstrate knowledge of their region and the world.
- ASCC graduates act with integrity and take responsibility for their actions, ethically and equitably.
American Samoa Community College Key Statistics & Highlights
- 45 Scholarships
- 1,035 Students
- Private Institution Type
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American Samoa Community College Student Reviews & Awards
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Epitome of my experience in University
Pursuing a degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering has been a challenging, enriching, and rewarding academic journey. One of the aspects I appreciated most was the strong emphasis on building a solid theoretical foundation in core areas such as electronic circuits, communication systems, signal processing, and digital electronics. These subjects significantly strengthened my analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities, which are essential skills for an engineer. The structured curriculum helped me understand how fundamental concepts connect across different domains within electronics and communication. Another highlight of my study experience was the practical exposure gained through laboratory work, mini-projects, and final-year projects. These hands-on components allowed me to translate theoretical knowledge into real-world applications, deepening my understanding of complex concepts. Group projects, in particular, helped me develop teamwork, communication, and time-management skills, while also exposing me to collaborative problem-solving in technical environments. However, there are areas where the program could be improved. While the syllabus was academically rigorous, it could be better aligned with current industry requirements. Greater focus on emerging technologies such as embedded systems, Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, and modern communication protocols would enhance employability. Additionally, increasing opportunities for internships, industry interaction, and project-based learning would help bridge the gap between theory and practical implementation. Overall, my study experience in Electronics and Communication Engineering was both demanding and fulfilling. It provided me with a strong academic foundation, technical competence, and professional discipline. Despite the challenges, the degree helped shape my problem-solving mindset and prepared me for continuous learning, making it a valuable stepping stone for my future academic and career aspirations.
Masters with education of leadership
I love my teaching job which I started in 2013 at Kaigara Secondary School. For 5 years I stopped because of family reasons and moved to Melela Secondary School where I work. Currently, I continue with it.
Am a young Gambian by birth, I was was not born with a silver plate. I came from a small village called Kartong where I did most part of my schooling from primary to junior and then proceed to Gambia heigh school in Banjul where I graduate as a science st
My experience at the University of The Gambia was really so very great
Student services
The mission of the Division Student Services (DOSS) is to support the educational pursuits of all students attending ASCC through the provision of high quality services, student access, and learning support. The DOSS provides information and services in financial aid resources, library, counseling, tutorial, admission, and records that are available to all ASCC students.
Library services
The ASCC Library has a collection of approximately 40,000 volumes, along with the subscribed periodicals and computer database for student and faculty research. The library is designated as a federal depository library, and houses federal government publications. The library collection materials consist of DVDs, CDs and audios, and videotapes for instructional purposes.
Sports facilities
The Physical Education (PED) Department’s mission is to provide experiences that guide students in the process of becoming physically active for a life time. The department offers courses that fulfill the requirements for Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees. The department actively pursues athletic scholarships for those interested in continuing participation abroad and also provides continuous training for those athletes who intend to pursue athletic participation.
Student clubs
- Student Government Organization.
- International Student Organization.
- Journalism Club/The 411 Newsletters.
- Phi Theta Kappa Society.
- Student Veterans Organization.
Accreditation
The American Samoa Community College (ASCC) is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). 10 Commercial Boulevard, Suite 204, Novato, CA 94949. Ph: (415) 506-0234 Fax: (415) 506-0238
In compliance with the United States Department of Education (USDE) policies and regulations effective December 2014, the Western Association for Schools and Colleges (WASC), Accrediting Commission of Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) is accrediting the baccalaureate offered at the American Samoa Community College. USDE has ruled that no institution can have more than one accreditor.