Community Colleges in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
Guides to U.S. community colleges, with practical information on admission, tuition, financial aid, academic programs, and campus locations. Many offer associate degrees, certificates, and transfer pathways; some also award bachelor’s degrees.
At 2415 Woodland Avenue beside Metro Campus, the Manufacturing Technology Center (MTC) focuses its spaces on workforce training and manufacturing. Tri-C says the buildin…
View profile →Near Public Square, Tri-C’s Hospitality Management Center gathers the college’s hospitality programs in an urban teaching site built for applied learning. The center ope…
View profile →Tri-C’s principal urban campus is at 2900 Community College Avenue in Cleveland’s Campus District, a short distance from downtown. The college identifies it as its first…
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The National Institute for Culinary and Hospitality Education (NICHE) occupies 124 S. Broadway in downtown Wichita. WSU Tech treats it as one of its four Wichita campuse…
View profile →At 301 S. Grove Street, City Center is WSU Tech’s downtown instructional site. The college directs students here for transportation, construction trades, industrial auto…
View profile →WSU Tech South sits at 3821 E. Harry Street and serves a broader mix of programs than the aviation-focused NCAT campus. WSU Tech lists healthcare, business, general educ…
View profile →At 4004 N. Webb Road, the National Center for Aviation Training is WSU Tech’s main campus and its most aviation-focused address. The college identifies the site with avi…
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Tarrant County College’s Southeast Campus is the district’s Arlington base, set near the meeting of New York Avenue and Southeast Parkway. The campus opened in fall 1996…
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Centennial Campus is CCA’s specialized site for health sciences and public service. The college places Nursing, EMT, Paramedic, Fire Science, Behavioral Health and Phleb…
View profile →Lowry Studios gives CCA’s Cinematic Arts students a specialized base in Denver’s Lowry neighborhood. The college describes industry-grade film and television equipment a…
View profile →CentreTech is the best first stop for a student who needs to sort out enrollment before choosing classes. The Administration Building brings together admissions records,…
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HC’s Education Center at MacDill Air Force Base brings selected college-credit instruction to the installation and also supports online study. The college describes acce…
View profile →The Regent is a satellite classroom site of the Brandon Campus, created to serve Brandon, Progress Village, Riverview and Valrico. High-school students taking dual-enrol…
View profile →At 5610 East Columbus Drive, the Ybor City Campus Training Center is a workforce-training site rather than a general campus. HC says it serves more than 1,000 students a…
View profile →In historic Ybor City, HC’s campus brings arts and public-service training into an urban setting. The college lists the Criminal Justice Institute, performing arts, visu…
View profile →SouthShore serves the southern end of the county from Ruskin. HC points prospective students toward nursing, emergency medical technician and paramedic routes, alongside…
View profile →Plant City gives students a smaller-city base for applied and transfer study. HC identifies environmental science, nursing and veterinary technology among the campus’s a…
View profile →On the eastern side of Tampa, the Brandon Campus brings college study and career training to a large part of Hillsborough County. HC lists aquaculture, biotechnology, en…
View profile →Dale Mabry is the largest of HC’s campuses and sits across from Raymond James Stadium. Its academic mix includes health sciences, computer science and hospitality, while…
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West Campus sits at 7505 W. 41st St. S., between Tulsa and Sand Springs. TCC presents it as a regional site for students in west Tulsa and surrounding communities, with…
View profile →Southeast is TCC’s largest campus, at 10300 E. 81st St. in south Tulsa and accessible from Highway 169. Its academic mix includes sciences, mathematics, business, inform…
View profile →Northeast Campus serves north Tulsa from 3727 E. Apache St., near the city’s industrial corridor. TCC highlights engineering, electronics, computer networking, criminal…
View profile →Metro occupies a prominent place in downtown Tulsa, close to the 11th Street and historic Route 66 corridor. The college identifies it as the home of its Nursing and All…
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The Shafter Learning Center extends Bakersfield College’s presence about 18 miles northwest of the main campus. BC’s location directory lists it at 236 James Street and…
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