Public community college in New York's Finger Lakes region with 55+ programs and flexible pathways.
FLCC offers over 55 degree and certificate programs at the associate level, including online and hybrid options. The college is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and the National League for Nursing. Academic offerings span workforce training, microcredentials, high school pathways, and transfer programs. The college operates specialized facilities including the Muller Field Station at Honeoye Lake for outdoor education, the East Hill Campus in Naples, and the Viticulture and Wine Center in Geneva.
The main campus sits on 250 acres of park-like land just east of Canandaigua. Student housing is available through the 356-bed Suites at Laker Landing. The Student Life Center, completed in 2012, is a 78,000-square-foot LEED-certified building featuring a 400-seat cafeteria, One-Stop enrollment services, bookstore, and a 410-seat auditorium. The college hosts the state-of-the-art Constellation Brands–Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center (CMAC). Students can participate in 13 varsity sports teams competing in NJCAA Division III and the Mid-State Athletic Conference, plus esports and woodsmen teams.
FLCC is an open-enrollment college accepting new students year-round with no application fee. Applicants must submit proof of high school completion (official transcript, college transcript showing degree, or GED/TASC score). Nursing program applicants follow a separate admissions process with specific eligibility criteria. International students requiring F-1 visas follow a dedicated admissions pathway. High school equivalency (GED) preparation is available at no cost. Fall 2026 application deadline is August 14, 2026, with registration deadline August 28, 2026.
Career Services provides job search support, resume writing, interview preparation, and access to Handshake, an online professional networking platform connecting students with employers. The college offers FOCUS 2 career planning system to help students explore career paths aligned with their interests. Academic support includes tutoring, advising, honors studies, and the Charles J. Meder Library. The Center for Student Well-Being supports student success and wellness.