Community Colleges in Pennsylvania, United States: locations, profiles and contact details.
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West Hills Center is in North Fayette Township at 1000 McKee Road, Oakdale, near Pittsburgh International Airport and the Robinson retail area. CCAC uses this site for t…
View profile →Homewood-Brushton Center at 701 North Homewood Avenue brings CCAC classrooms and student services into Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood. The two-story center allows st…
View profile →Braddock Hills Center is inside Braddock Hills Shopping Center at 250 Yost Boulevard. Rather than a full campus, it is a neighborhood teaching site built around classes,…
View profile →North Campus at 8701 Perry Highway serves the North Hills from a main campus building. CCAC groups academic and student-support spaces at this suburban location north of…
View profile →South Campus is on Clairton Road in West Mifflin and serves southern Allegheny County and the Mon Valley. It gives students in this part of the region a CCAC location ou…
View profile →Boyce Campus is at 595 Beatty Road in Monroeville, beside Boyce Park and about 15 miles east of downtown Pittsburgh. Its location gives students in eastern Allegheny Cou…
View profile →Allegheny Campus occupies Pittsburgh’s North Shore, close to the North Side’s stadiums, parks and public transportation. Its official address is 800 Allegheny Avenue; vi…
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CCP’s West Regional Center is at 4731 Ludlow Street, near 48th Street and the Market-Frankford Line in West Philadelphia. It opened in 1992 and now uses 25 classrooms ac…
View profile →The Northeast Regional Center stands at 12901 Townsend Road near Route 1 in Philadelphia’s Far Northeast. CCP describes it as the largest and most independently function…
View profile →CCP’s Career and Advanced Technology Center is at 4750 Market Street in West Philadelphia, where the college has expanded hands-on training for transportation, manufactu…
View profile →At 1700 Spring Garden Street, CCP’s Main Campus occupies a Center City site organized around the former third U.S. Mint building. The college acquired the property in 19…
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