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.
Miramar Town Center places Broward College classes inside the city’s civic center district, at 2050 Civic Center Place. Its clearest academic distinction is aviation: Br…
View profile →Cypress Creek is easy to mistake for a teaching campus because it shares an address with Broward College Online. The institution lists 6400 NW 6th Way as both its admini…
View profile →The A. Hugh Adams site is Broward College’s central campus in Davie. Its map is useful before arrival: alongside classrooms and student services, it identifies the libra…
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North of Columbus, the Delaware Campus gives students in Delaware County a place to complete associate degrees and certificates without making every trip downtown. Colum…
View profile →The Northeast Accelerated Training Center is in New Albany International Business Park, northeast of Columbus. Columbus State created the location to connect short-term…
View profile →Dublin’s Regional Learning Center occupies the third floor of the Ohio University Dublin Integrated Education Center, placing Columbus State classes in a shared higher-e…
View profile →At the edge of Bolton Field airport on Columbus’s southwest side, this center is built around specialized instruction rather than the full-service campus experience. Col…
View profile →The Columbus Campus sits in downtown’s Discovery District, where student life shares blocks with hospitals, government offices, and the city’s cultural institutions. It…
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…
View profile →Harper Campus opened in southwest Charlotte in 1999 and now sits just inside the I-485 loop, in the Arrowood and Westinghouse business corridor. Its relationship with ne…
View profile →Central Campus occupies 31 acres in Midtown, close to Uptown’s office towers and the Elizabeth Avenue streetcar corridor. It is Central Piedmont’s oldest and largest cam…
View profile →Cato Campus sits in northeast Charlotte near University City and Harrisburg, where its greenhouses and architecture studios make the college’s practical side visible. Th…
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Evergreen Valley College opened in 1975 on land in San José’s eastern foothills. The 155-acre campus has grown from its first classes into a district hub for both transf…
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Opened in 1921 as San José Junior College, this campus began in borrowed high-school classrooms and moved to Moorpark Avenue in 1953. Today the Main Campus is the colleg…
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South Austin Campus at 1820 W. Stassney Lane offers a less typical mix than a site focused only on general coursework: students can study automotive collision repair and…
View profile →San Gabriel Campus brings ACC to Leander and offers an entry point to transfer studies and foundational coursework that can lead toward a degree. It is more compact than…
View profile →Round Rock combines health-sciences training and skilled trades in the north of the district: nursing, sonography, radiology, automotive, welding, and construction are a…
View profile →Opened in 1984, Riverside is one of ACC’s campuses with a strong emphasis on technical and technology training. The college places Tesla START here, along with programs…
View profile →Rio Grande occupies the former Austin High School building, constructed in the early twentieth century, near the Capitol and museum district. The architecture preserves…
View profile →Northridge is on Stonehollow Drive in North Austin, near Walnut Creek Greenbelt and Q2 Stadium. Its surroundings blend residential areas, open space, and sports activity…
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