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.
Lockhart Center brought ACC to downtown Lockhart in 2026. The Ford Building at 303 W. San Antonio Street houses technical training in areas such as automotive, welding,…
View profile →Highland transformed the former Highland Mall into a large campus north of downtown Austin. That adaptive reuse is part of its recent history: former retail corridors no…
View profile →Hays Campus is at 1200 Kohlers Crossing in Kyle, best known for its First Responder Training Center, a specialized facility for emergency-response instruction. ACC also…
View profile →Elgin Campus brings part of its teaching onto the land: the college maintains a student farm and greenhouse on its 17-acre site. Those facilities support sustainable agr…
View profile →On Austin’s east side, Eastview concentrates a substantial part of ACC’s health-sciences training. Nursing, sonography, and other clinical pathways use practice laborato…
View profile →Cypress Creek is in Cedar Park, north of the metro area, at 1555 Cypress Creek Road. The campus schedules transfer, science, and workforce courses, with laboratories tha…
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Cecil Center specializes in aviation and commercial-vehicle driving for Jacksonville’s Westside and other western Duval communities. It is not a general-course site: its…
View profile →Nassau Center is in Yulee, north of Jacksonville, and extends FSCJ’s service into Nassau County. It is a regional center rather than an urban campus, bringing selected c…
View profile →On Old Baymeadows Road, Deerwood serves Jacksonville’s Southside and is one of FSCJ’s centers for distance learning. It also has health-science and adult-education offer…
View profile →South Campus is in southeast Jacksonville between St. Johns Bluff Road and Huffman Boulevard, about eight miles from the Atlantic coast. It opened on Beach Boulevard in…
View profile →About eight miles north of downtown, North Campus combines health sciences, technical programs, and a sports complex. FSCJ’s map locates a dental clinic, nursing and hea…
View profile →Kent is on Roosevelt Boulevard in Jacksonville’s Riverside-Avondale historic district. FSCJ describes it as a neighborhood campus; its map identifies buildings for inter…
View profile →At 101 W. State Street, Downtown Campus sits on the north edge of central Jacksonville, near civic offices, shops, and urban transit. Its permanent site opened in 1977 a…
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Palm Beach Gardens Campus opened in 1982 to serve the northern county. Its PGA Boulevard location gives students access to PBSC associate degrees, technical certificates…
View profile →Loxahatchee Groves is PBSC’s newest campus. It opened in 2017 on a 75-acre site along Southern Boulevard, with wetlands and cypress trees that set it apart from the more…
View profile →Lake Worth is PBSC’s oldest and largest campus: the institution traces its service to 1933, and the present Congress Avenue site took shape in the mid-1950s. Its scale b…
View profile →Boca Raton Campus sits next to Florida Atlantic University and has served students in the southern county since 1971. The proximity makes an early transfer conversation…
View profile →Belle Glade Campus is at the western edge of the county, in the agricultural Glades region near communities that historically had to travel far for higher education. Its…
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Wolfson is woven into downtown Miami, among government offices, the financial district, and cultural venues. The college lists programs in banking and finance, business,…
View profile →West Campus is MDC’s Doral location, near the Florida Turnpike and the county’s international trade and logistics district. The college identifies programs from the Migu…
View profile →North is MDC’s original campus, opened in 1960 on land that had served as a World War II naval air station. Its map places the library, cafeteria, theater, gym, aquatic…
View profile →Padrón Campus is in Little Havana, and its academic identity links language, education, and community. It houses the School of Education, Dual Language Honors College, a…
View profile →Medical Campus sits beside Miami’s medical and civic district and concentrates on nursing and allied-health disciplines. The college describes its Center for Learning, I…
View profile →Kendall is one of MDC’s largest sites, spanning 185 acres among wooded areas and lakes, according to the college. Its official page highlights wellness facilities, athle…
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