Educational institutions in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
Norco College’s main campus is at 2001 Third Street, west of Riverside in the city of Norco. The college opened in 1991 and became separately accredited in 2010. It rema…
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Moreno Valley College’s main campus occupies 132 acres at 16130 Lasselle Street. The college began classes in 1991 at borrowed classrooms and opened this permanent campu…
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Riverside City College’s main campus sits at 4800 Magnolia Avenue, where the college’s history, student services, and academic divisions meet. The institution began in 1…
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Crafton Hills College is based at 11711 Sand Canyon Road in Yucaipa, serving students from the east-valley communities of the SBCCD district. Its setting is distinct fro…
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San Bernardino Valley College sits on South Mount Vernon Avenue, south of downtown San Bernardino. Its campus brings general education and transfer courses together with…
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CE at Miramar is the Continuing Education site inside the larger Miramar College campus. The CE office is identified as Building A-100, Room A-104, a distinction that ma…
View profile →CE at Mesa is a separate SDCCE location beside the Mesa College area, not the same institution as San Diego Mesa College. Its published offerings include English classes…
View profile →The Educational Cultural Complex (ECC) brings together adult English, high-school equivalency and career education in areas such as automotive technology, construction t…
View profile →Harbor View is SDCCE’s current temporary name for the Barrio Logan campus previously known as César E. Chávez. The district’s trustees approved the temporary name in Apr…
View profile →West City’s published areas include clothing and textiles, culinary and hospitality, child development, ESL and Emeritus courses for older adults. Program-specific works…
View profile →Mid-City serves adult learners seeking English, citizenship preparation, a high-school diploma or equivalency, basic education, business and electronic technician traini…
View profile →English language learning, adult diploma and career pathways in information technology.
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Miramar College is in Mira Mesa, north of the city center, at 10440 Black Mountain Road. A campus transit center connects the site with MTS Rapid routes 235 and 237 and…
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Mesa College occupies a 104-acre site in Kearny Mesa, bordered by Tecolote Canyon and connected to the surrounding area by campus roads, bus service and the Rosa Parks T…
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City College is a 60-acre campus woven into downtown San Diego, a few blocks from the City College trolley station and the city’s civic and commercial core. Its location…
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Richland occupies a green campus in north Dallas, east of US 75 and near I-635. The site combines classrooms and labs with athletic areas, an arts gallery and outdoor ga…
View profile →North Lake is in Irving, northwest of Dallas, on a campus that pairs academic buildings and athletic facilities with a DART light-rail station. Dallas College’s student…
View profile →Mountain View opened in 1970 in Oak Cliff, southwest of downtown Dallas. The campus sits between the city’s established neighborhoods and the Mountain Creek area, with a…
View profile →El Centro is Dallas College’s original campus, opened in 1966 in the city center. Its address at 801 Main Street places classes close to downtown offices, arts venues an…
View profile →Eastfield sits near the meeting of I-30 and I-635 in Mesquite, making it a natural option for students on the east side of Dallas County. The campus page highlights the…
View profile →Cedar Valley occupies more than 300 acres in Lancaster, south of Dallas. The setting feels open and spread out, with a lake, athletic fields and separate academic buildi…
View profile →Brookhaven sits in Farmers Branch, just beyond Dallas’s northern neighborhoods, on a 192-acre campus with 18 buildings. Its scale is unusual for a commuter college in th…
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HCC Southwest grew into a four-location college serving southwest Houston and Fort Bend communities. Its sites are West Loop, Brays Oaks, Missouri City and Stafford, wit…
View profile →HCC Southeast serves Houston’s southeast side through the Eastside and Felix Fraga campuses. The college describes concentrations in materials science, logistics and glo…
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