Forsyth Technical Community College
Winston Salem, NC
- 2-year, Public
- 1,454 Freshman Class
- $12,379 (in-state), $18,715 (out-of-state)
- 6,748 Total Students
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Forsyth Technical Community College Student Body
Size
- Average Freshman Class Size:
- 1,454
- Full-Time Undergrads:
- 3,169
- Total Students:
- 6,748
Undergraduates/Graduates
Where Students Come From
Are Students Enrolled Full-Time?
Diversity
Forsyth Technical Community College Campus Life
Campus Housing and Facilities
- Students Living on Campus?
- 0%
- Religious Affiliation?
- No
- Urbanization:
- Urban
Crime (per 1000 students per year)
- Serious Crimes:
- 1.03
- Drug or Weapon Incidents:
- 0.29
- Alcohol Incidents:
- 0.29
Weather (Degrees F)
Forsyth Technical Community College Admissions
Applicants Admitted
Statistics
- Students Who Return After First Year:
- 54%
- Average GPA:
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Average Test Scores
- SAT Math:
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- SAT Verbal:
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- SAT Writing:
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- ACT Composite:
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Forsyth Technical Community College Academics
Graduation Rates (Total)
Graduation Rates by Ethnicity
African American
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Caucasian
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Statistics
- Student-to-Faculty Ratio:
- 40:1
- Study Abroad Offered:
- No
Forsyth Technical Community College Financial Aid
Cost of Attendance
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$12,379
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$18,715
In-State
Out-of-State
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- Tuition (Out-of-State)
- $7,814
- Tuition (In-State)
- $1,478
- Food and Housing
- $7,266
- Books
- $938
- Personal Expenses
- $2,697
How are students paying for school?
- Average Grant Size
- Collecting Data
Forsyth Technical Community College Contact Information
Address
- Mailing
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2100 Silas Creek Pkwy.
Winston Salem,NC 27103-5197
336-723-0371 - More Info
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H. D.
What is your school best known for?I really don’t know what FTCC is best known for I attend cause they offer the degree I want and I grew up around the corner from campus and I like that its a small school.,What do you wish you had known before you came to this school?I wish I had gone to FTCC and had set up a plan of action to make sure I had stayed on course and figure out a way to have paid for college.
A. J.
Describe your school in one sentence.Forsyth Tech is the perfect school for those who want to get a great start on their education and expand their knowledge on the career that they want to pursue in life!,What kind of person shouldn’t attend this school?A person who is not driven to do well in life should not go to Forsyth Tech. This is not the school for someone who is just wanting to waste time in their life, it is a great school to get a jump start on a career that someone is passionate about. This is not the school for someone who is not motivated to do well in life and doesn’t want to accomplish anything more than a few credits. Forsyth Tech is for the brave, focused and driven!
L. T.
What kind of person should attend this school?Anyone should attend !,What’s the most frustrating thing about your school?Traffic , long lines and Over Crowding everytime a new semester start ....
S. A.
What is your school best known for?Forsyth Tech is best known for its multiple options available to students of all walks of life. The school has excellent technology and healthcare programs. They have state-of-the art nursing, dental assisting, racecar technology, welding and other programs. Also, it offers cheap, quality education for transfer students as well as a plethora of classes that are open to the community such as dancing classes, basketweaving, and languages for travelers. Forsyth Tech has something for everyone.,What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?The worst thing about Forsyth Tech is the lack of programs and degrees for people with Liberal Arts degrees. Also, the advising often is not very helpful.