• There are college options for students with less-than-stellar grades.university building image by bayu harsa from Fotolia.com
  
  You're about to graduate from high school with less-than-stellar grades, but you still want to go to college. However, if you have less than a 2.0 grade point average, is college even an option? If you're willing to work hard and rededicate yourself to your studies, there are Pennsylvania colleges that will give you a second chance and set you on the path toward academic redemption. The best option is to look at your local community college, most of which will accept students with low grades. Provided you succeed at the community-college level, you can then transfer to a larger college or university to complete your degree.
  
  

Community College of Allegheny County

• According to its website, the Community College of Allegheny County enrolls approximately 30,000 students in its 170 degree and certificate programs. CCAC features four campuses and six centers serving students in Allegheny County's surrounding communities.
  
  800 Allegheny Avenue
  
  Pittsburgh, PA 15233-1895
  
  412-323-2323
  
  ccac.edu
  
  

Butler County Community College

• The Butler County Community College enrolls approximately 4,000 credit and 26,500 noncredit students annually. This community college serves students through its main and branch campuses in Butler, Lawrence and Mercer counties.
  
  College Drive, P.O. Box 1203
  
  Butler, PA 16003-1203
  
  724-287-8711
  
  bc3.edu
  
  

Delaware County Community College

• Delaware County Community College serves students in both Delaware and Chester counties. DCCC students can earn associate degrees or short-term certificates leading to employment.
  
  901 South Media Line Road
  
  Media, PA 19063
  
  610-359-5000
  
  dccc.edu
  
  

Montgomery County Community College

• Montgomery County Community College's campuses in Blue Bell, Pottstown and the Willow Grove Naval Air Station serve more than 16,000 credit students and approximately 12,000 non-credit students annually.
  
  340 DeKalb Pike
  
  Blue Bell, PA 19422
  
  215-641-6300
  
  mc3.edu
  
  

Westmoreland County Community College

• Approximately 6,000 students are enrolled in Westmoreland County Community College's 65 associate degree, diploma and certificate programs. WCCC has campuses in Youngwood (main campus) as well as Greene and Indiana counties.
  
  145 Pavillion Lane
  
  Youngwood, PA 15697-1895
  
  724-925-4000
  
  wccc.edu