Nashville State Community College — White Bridge Campus

White Bridge is Nashville State’s original and largest campus, at 120 White Bridge Road in west Nashville. In fall 2025, the college reported 2,007 students and 29 programs at this location. The campus is the practical starting point for a first visit: its Welcome Center, admissions staff, counseling and student organizations are based here, and the college invites prospective students to speak with an admissions counselor or arrange a tour. The surrounding area is a mix of established residential neighborhoods, shopping and major roads, so use the campus address—not just the college name—when planning a visit.

The program list is broad for a two-year institution. Nashville State identifies healthcare, information technology, business, humanities, education and music technology among the fields taught at White Bridge. The campus fitness center, reopened in the Kisber Building, has cardio and strength equipment for currently enrolled students and employees; users must complete a waiver. It is a student-and-staff amenity, not a public gym. The college’s current catalog remains the source for course sequences, admission limits and the number of credits required for each credential.

The White Bridge Welcome Center handles applications, required documents, tours, orientation and enrollment guidance. A first-time degree applicant completes the online form, arranges official high-school or GED records, and follows the portal checklist for immunization documentation and residency or lawful-presence verification when applicable. ACT/SAT scores are not mandatory, but applicants without qualifying scores may be placed into learning-support courses; an Accuplacer option can help establish readiness. After admission, students complete online orientation, and first-time freshmen also attend an in-person Campus Connect session. Apply through the college’s official portal and confirm the next open term there; published dates change by semester.

For people driving to class, Nashville State requires student and employee vehicles to display a campus permit; the student permit cost is included in tuition and fees. Visitors are welcome, and the college says to request a temporary permit when parking for more than one day. The campus page publishes weekday hours and the admissions phone number, while the directions link opens a route to the exact entrance area. For a tour, advising or financial-aid visit, call first to confirm the office and building so the trip is useful rather than a search across campus.