Cecil College Campuses

The Elkton Station of Cecil College provides convenient access to higher education for residents in the southern part of Cecil County, focusing on flexible scheduling and targeted programs that complement the main campus offerings. This location emphasizes workforce development, health professions, and foundational courses to support both degree-seeking students and professionals seeking advancement.

• Business and Professional Development: Certificate and credit courses in Business Management, Office Administration, and Entrepreneurship include training in Microsoft Office Suite, project management, quickbooks accounting, and small business operations. These prepare individuals for administrative roles or business startups with practical, real-world applications.
• Health and Nursing: Specialized programs feature Practical Nursing (LPN), Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), and Phlebotomy certificates. Instruction covers medical terminology, vital signs monitoring, infection control, and hands-on lab simulations, leading to immediate employment in healthcare settings like nursing homes and outpatient centers.
• Information Technology: Courses in Computer Networking, Cybersecurity Fundamentals, and Web Development teach skills in Cisco networking, ethical hacking basics, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, and data security protocols. These align with CompTIA and other certifications for IT support and technician positions.
• Trades and Technical Skills: Workforce training includes Welding Technology, Automotive Repair, and Electrical Maintenance certificates, with modules on MIG/TIG welding techniques, engine diagnostics, blueprint reading, and safety standards. Partnerships with local industries provide apprenticeships and job placement assistance.
• General Education and Transfer: Core courses such as English Composition, College Algebra, Introduction to Sociology, and American History fulfill prerequisites for associate degrees and transfers. Small-group settings allow for personalized instruction to build academic confidence.
• Non-degree options like ESL classes, GED preparation, and professional workshops in leadership and customer service cater to diverse learners, including adults returning to education.

Elkton Station's modern facilities, including computer labs and simulation rooms, support interactive learning. Evening and online-hybrid formats accommodate working students. The center collaborates with community partners for tailored training, ensuring programs meet local economic demands in manufacturing, healthcare, and services. This location plays a vital role in promoting lifelong learning and economic mobility for over 500 students annually through accessible, career-focused education across key disciplines.

Cecil College's North East Campus serves as the primary location for a wide array of academic programs designed to meet the educational needs of the Cecil County community and beyond. This campus offers comprehensive associate degrees, certificates, and workforce development courses tailored to various career paths.

• Business and Management: Programs include Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) in Business Administration, Accounting, and Management, covering topics such as financial accounting, marketing principles, business law, and entrepreneurship. Students learn practical skills for entry-level positions in corporate environments or to start their own ventures.
• Health Sciences: Key offerings encompass Nursing (RN and LPN tracks), Medical Assisting, and Allied Health certificates. Coursework involves anatomy, physiology, patient care techniques, pharmacology, and clinical practicums, preparing graduates for healthcare roles in hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities.
• Education and Human Services: The Early Childhood Education A.A.S. and transfer programs in Elementary Education focus on child development, curriculum planning, classroom management, and inclusive teaching strategies. Additional courses in Human Services address social work fundamentals, counseling, and community outreach.
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM): Biology, Chemistry, Computer Information Systems, and Engineering Technology programs provide foundational courses like calculus, programming in Java and Python, circuit design, and environmental science, supporting transfers to four-year institutions or technical careers.
• Liberal Arts and Transfer Programs: Associate of Arts (A.A.) and Associate of Science (A.S.) degrees in fields such as English, History, Psychology, and Criminal Justice emphasize critical thinking, research methods, and general education requirements for seamless transfer to universities.
• Workforce and Continuing Education: Non-credit courses in cybersecurity, welding, HVAC, and truck driving offer hands-on training with industry certifications, enhancing employability in high-demand sectors.

With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, the North East Campus fosters a supportive learning environment. Programs are continually updated to align with regional job market needs, ensuring graduates are competitive. Extracurricular opportunities, including clubs and internships, complement academic pursuits. Overall, this campus empowers students to achieve personal and professional goals through accessible, high-quality education spanning over 50 programs.