Community Colleges in North Carolina, United States: locations, profiles and contact details.
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The Chesterfield location houses Durham Tech’s Small Business Center and Corporate Education department in a downtown office building. The Small Business Center supports…
View profile →Orange County Campus sits in Hillsborough and was created to serve county residents with college study, job training and lifelong learning. Its 40,000-square-foot buildi…
View profile →Northern Durham Center brings a full-service college location to the northern part of the county and nearby Orange communities. Durham Tech says the site offers both cur…
View profile →Innovate Carolina Junction is downtown Chapel Hill office and meeting space shared with UNC–Chapel Hill. Durham Tech identifies it as a hub for innovation, entrepreneurs…
View profile →Durham Tech’s American Tobacco teaching site is in the Fowler Building of the historic downtown complex, about three miles from Main Campus. The college uses this leased…
View profile →Duke Street North is a compact career-training location whose programs differ from the general academic campus. Durham Tech lists cosmetology, natural hair care, manicur…
View profile →The Main Campus is Durham Tech’s largest academic site, covering 79 acres at East Lawson Street. Admissions, advising, the library, student support, campus safety and ad…
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GTCC’s Small Business Center is a local service rather than a degree campus. It is part of North Carolina’s statewide Small Business Center Network and has served Guilfo…
View profile →GTCC organizes aviation instruction across three Greensboro-area addresses rather than one building. Aviation I is at 260 North Regional Road; Aviation II is at 819 Rada…
View profile →Union Square occupies a three-story building in downtown Greensboro and focuses on health education and workforce development. The site is part of a public-private partn…
View profile →The Donald W. Cameron Campus opened in 2014 northwest of Greensboro. The 95-acre site includes a 94,000-square-foot LEED Gold facility designed for technology-supported…
View profile →GTCC’s High Point Campus began in 1981 and now has eight buildings over 16 acres. Its academic mix includes accounting, computer technology, early-childhood education, h…
View profile →Opened in 2005, the Greensboro Campus occupies 76 acres on East Wendover Avenue. GTCC lists programs in accounting, carpentry, civil engineering, construction management…
View profile →Jamestown is GTCC’s main campus, established in 1958 and spread across 257 acres. The college lists a wide mix of classes here, from transfer associate degrees and busin…
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Beltline Education Center, at 3200 Bush Street, is Wake Tech’s hub for non-degree Workforce Development and College & Career Readiness. It serves adults who may be looki…
View profile →The Public Safety Education Campus sits at 321 Chapanoke Road in south Raleigh. It is a specialized teaching site rather than a general-purpose campus: Wake Tech’s acade…
View profile →Perry Health Sciences Campus is at 2901 Holston Lane beside WakeMed’s Raleigh campus. Its location reflects its purpose: students train for health professions in setting…
View profile →Scott Northern Wake sits at 6600 Louisburg Road in Raleigh’s northern corridor. Wake Tech describes this 125-acre campus as a mix of transfer education and career progra…
View profile →Southern Wake is Wake Tech’s original campus, at 9101 Fayetteville Road south of downtown Raleigh. The college opened here in 1963, and the 139-acre site still carries a…
View profile →WTVI PBS Charlotte Campus sits on Commonwealth Avenue east of Uptown and houses the region’s public television station. Central Piedmont holds the station’s license, lin…
View profile →City View Center is in west Charlotte, at the meeting point of Enderly Park, Ashley Park, and Westerly Hills. Its role is more neighborhood-scale than that of the six fu…
View profile →Levine Campus stands in the Matthews–Stallings area southeast of Charlotte, around a pond and green outdoor spaces. CATS Route 51 serves the campus, giving it a direct t…
View profile →Merancas Campus is north of Charlotte in Huntersville, with shaded grounds and a campus layout that feels distinct from the city-center site. Central Piedmont locates mu…
View profile →Harris Campus is in western Mecklenburg County near Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Its concentration is personal-care training: cosmetic arts, barbering, massa…
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