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 Instruction Mission The purpose of instruction at Grand Rapids Community College is to foster active, responsible learning. Grand Rapids Community College organizes its instruction into two schools, each with its own Dean and Assistant Deans, and all under the supervision of the Provost/Vice President of Academic Affairs. School of Arts and Sciences 
     
  • Biological Sciences
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  • Criminal Justice
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  • English
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  • General Health & Wellness
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  • Hospitality Education
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  • Language and Thought
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  • Mathematics
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  • Performing Arts
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  • Physical Science
  • Psychology
  • Social Sciences
  • Visual Arts


 School of Workforce Development 
     
  • Accounting & Office Administration
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  • Applied Technology
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  • Business & Technical Training
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  • Child Development
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  • Computer Applications
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  • Dental
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  • Drafting & Design
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  • Fashions & Interiors
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  • General Business
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  • Manufacturing
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  • Nursing
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  • Occupational Therapy
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  • Occupational Training
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  • Radiologic Technology
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  • Work Based Learning
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  • Workforce Development
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 Liberal Arts Departments are committed to providing students with college level curricula that serve as a foundation for individual empowerment whether this take the form of self enrichment, the exercise of civic responsibility, the pursuit of the professions, or the attainment of baccalaureate degrees. Occupational Departments are committed to providing students with the skills, knowledge, and attitudes they need in order to succeed in their chosen occupations. Their offerings reflect the needs and desires of students as well as the community's needs for educated workers. To these ends Grand Rapids Community College offers courses and programs that: 
     
  • instill a sense of curiosity
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  • cultivate the capacity to learn
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  • broaden experience and understanding
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  • respond to community needs
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  • train students to enter and succeed in jobs
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  • prepare students for specific jobs
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  • retrain or improve students in present jobs
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  • transfer to four year institutions
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  • transfer into related programs leading to
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  • advanced degrees at senior institution
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