Chesapeake College Campuses

The Centreville Location of Chesapeake College extends educational opportunities to Queen Anne's County residents, focusing on accessible programs that complement the main campus offerings. This site primarily hosts credit and non-credit courses tailored to local workforce needs, with an emphasis on flexible scheduling for working adults and high school students through dual enrollment.

• General Education Courses: Includes foundational classes in English composition, college algebra, introductory biology, and American history, supporting transfer pathways.
• Business and Technology: Offers courses in office administration, computer information systems, and small business management.

Health professions are a key focus, with nursing prerequisites and certified nursing assistant training provided in partnership with the main campus. Students engage in courses like human anatomy, nutrition, and medical terminology, preparing for healthcare careers. The location also supports early childhood education programs, teaching child development, curriculum planning, and inclusive practices for educators.

• Associate of Arts in Teaching: Prepares future teachers with education theory, classroom management, and subject-specific methods.
• Human Services Certificate: Covers social work basics, counseling techniques, and community resource navigation.

Workforce development initiatives include short-term certificates in cybersecurity fundamentals, digital literacy, and project management, addressing regional job demands in IT and administration. Environmental and agricultural courses, such as sustainable farming practices and natural resource management, reflect the area's rural economy. Arts and humanities electives like public speaking and art appreciation enhance cultural engagement. Non-credit workshops cover ESL, GED preparation, and professional development in leadership and customer service. By offering these targeted programs, the Centreville Location ensures community members can advance their education without extensive travel, promoting lifelong learning and economic vitality through practical, relevant coursework.

Chesapeake College's Wye Mills Campus serves as the primary hub for a wide array of academic programs designed to meet the educational needs of the Eastern Shore community. This campus offers comprehensive associate degree programs in arts and sciences, providing foundational courses in liberal arts, humanities, and social sciences. Students can pursue studies in English literature, history, psychology, and sociology, fostering critical thinking and communication skills essential for transfer to four-year institutions.

• Associate of Arts in General Studies: Covers core curriculum including mathematics, natural sciences, and foreign languages.
• Associate of Science in Biology or Chemistry: Includes laboratory-based courses in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and organic chemistry, ideal for pre-health and STEM pathways.

In addition to transfer-oriented programs, the campus emphasizes career-focused applied sciences. The nursing program is renowned, offering clinical training in medical-surgical nursing, pediatrics, and community health through the Associate of Science in Nursing degree. Business administration courses cover accounting, management, marketing, and entrepreneurship, preparing students for entry-level positions or further business education.

• Associate of Applied Science in Business Management: Features hands-on courses in financial accounting, business law, and computer applications.
• Criminal Justice Technology: Explores law enforcement, corrections, and forensic science with practical simulations.

Health and human services programs include early childhood education, human services, and allied health fields like medical assisting and pharmacy technician training. The campus also supports workforce development through non-credit courses in cybersecurity, welding, and HVAC systems. Environmental studies and horticulture programs leverage the rural setting, teaching sustainable agriculture, soil science, and ecosystem management. Fine arts offerings include visual arts, music, and theater, with studio courses in drawing, painting, and digital media. Overall, the Wye Mills Campus delivers over 50 degree and certificate programs, ensuring accessibility and affordability for diverse learners seeking personal and professional growth in a supportive environment.