Educational institutions in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
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…
View profile →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…
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