Atlanta Technical College — Main Campus

Atlanta Technical College’s main campus occupies a broad site on Metropolitan Parkway SW, south of downtown. The address is 1560 Metropolitan Parkway SW. Its map gives each building a practical role: the Hank Aaron Academic Complex anchors classrooms and student services; the Library and Testing building houses those functions; and separate facilities serve aviation, allied health, early learning and small-business support. That layout matters to a visitor because “the campus” is several destinations rather than one front desk.

The catalog spans career training in health professions, information technology, transportation and industrial trades, business, public service, culinary arts, media production and early childhood education. The college lists more than 150 degrees, diplomas and certificates; it says many can be completed in one to two years and some short credentials in eight weeks, while the exact credit plan and licensing prerequisites vary by program. The Data Center Academy lab gives the site a visible connection to newer technology training, and the college’s map places the Library, testing and allied-health buildings separately.

For a first visit, the college identifies two transit approaches: its special shuttle from the West End MARTA rail station and MARTA Route 95, which stops on Metropolitan Parkway outside the main gate. Drivers should use the campus map for the entrance and building labels, then confirm any program-specific visit or parking instructions with the college. A photo on this profile shows the branded Data Center Academy lab, not a general exterior view.

The admissions office is the starting point for the credit-bearing programs. Applicants may be 16 or older, and some programs have additional entrance scores or selective admission requirements. The college publishes a Georgia-resident rate of $107 per credit hour, plus $407 in mandatory semester fees; at 12 credits, that is $1,691 before books, supplies and program-specific charges. A $25 application fee is listed. Its Adult Education department separately offers basic skills and GED/HiSET preparation; for no-cost English-language classes, the state directory and Atlanta Public Schools identify providers in the metro area.