Nashville State Community College — North Davidson Campus

North Davidson opened in spring 2022 in Madison, north of Nashville’s urban core. The three-story building sits along Gallatin Pike beside a residential community and commercial corridor, a location intended to bring classes closer to northern Davidson County. The college counted 202 students here in fall 2025. Its small scale can make it a useful choice for students living or working nearby, but program availability is specific: check whether the class you need is actually scheduled at North Davidson or offered online or at another Nashville State site.

The campus highlights an Associate of Applied Science in Business and an Associate of Science in Health Sciences. The two-year Business pathway is offered at North Davidson and online; Health Sciences is a transfer-oriented foundation for later nursing and allied-health study, and the college lists several campuses for those prerequisite courses. The campus also has a Student Success Center, a computer lab and a Learning Resource Center. Its official floor map marks the library, study rooms, lounges, lab computers and student-security desk, which gives applicants a clearer sense of how the building supports study beyond scheduled classes.

A distinctive feature is Weekend College, designed for adults, parents and students who need a nontraditional schedule. The campus lists Saturday hours for its computer lab and Learning Resource Center as well as weekday access, while the main campus page publishes separate hours for visits and advising. Contact the North Davidson office before travelling for a service or tour, especially if you need a specific advisor. The official address is 1520 Gallatin Pike North, Madison; use the directions button for a route to the campus rather than entering the broader Nashville State name.

Students who are new to Nashville State apply through the same central admissions process as other locations. Submit the application, request official school records, review any learning-support placement, complete the required orientation and then work with an advisor to build a term plan. For costs, the 2026–27 published 12-credit semester total is $2,534 for Tennessee residents and $4,274 for out-of-state students before financial aid, books or personal expenses. Tennessee Promise and Reconnect may help eligible students, but their requirements and covered charges differ; check the aid office and current state application before relying on an award.