What are the most selective 2-year colleges in the U.S.?

Hi all, a quick question. I'm considering going to a 2-year college in the U.S., but I'm struggling to find information on which ones are the most selective. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

While most community colleges (2-year colleges) in the U.S. have open admissions policies, there are a few exceptions that offer more selective programs. Just bear in mind that 2-year colleges are not necessarily as rank-oriented as 4-year institutions when it comes to selectivity. Having said that here are a few community colleges known for their selective admissions for certain programs:

1. CUNY Kingsborough Community College: This Brooklyn-based 2-year college is part of the City University of New York (CUNY) system, It has selective admissions for certain popular programs like Nursing.

2. Santa Barbara City College (SBCC): SBCC has certain programs, such as Nursing, Radiologic Technology, and Marine Diving Technology, which have more competitive and selective admissions.

3. De Anza College: Located in Cupertino, California, De Anza College has highly competitive programs with selective admissions. Their Nursing program, for example, has rigorous criteria for selection.

4. Pasadena City College (PCC): PCC, located in Pasadena, California, is known for its strong programs in fields ranging from nursing to visual arts, and admissions to some of these programs can be highly competitive.

5. Seattle Central College: This college's Respiratory Care and Nursing programs are known to be selective.

Additionally, many 2-year colleges have honors programs that are more selective and offer more rigor than the general education classes, so that might be something to look into as well. Remember, each program within a college might have its specific admission requirements so it's a good idea to reach out to the colleges or visit their websites for the most accurate information.