FCC Campuses

Frederick Community College's Main Campus offers a wide range of academic programs designed to meet the needs of diverse learners. This campus serves as the central hub for education and student services, providing both associate degrees and certificate programs across various fields. Students can pursue pathways to transfer to four-year institutions or gain skills for immediate employment.

• Arts and Humanities: Programs include English, History, and Visual Arts, fostering creativity and critical thinking.
• Business and Technology: Courses in Accounting, Business Administration, and Information Technology prepare students for dynamic careers in corporate and tech industries.
• Health Sciences: Nursing, Emergency Medical Services, and other allied health programs offer hands-on training for healthcare professions.
• STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics programs provide rigorous education in fields like Biology, Chemistry, and Computer Science.
• Social Sciences: Psychology, Sociology, and Education courses equip students with insights into human behavior and societal structures.

In addition to these core areas, the campus offers workforce development and continuing education programs to support lifelong learning and professional growth. Specialized training in trades, hospitality, and public safety is also available. The campus features state-of-the-art facilities, including science labs, art studios, and a learning commons, to enhance the educational experience. With a focus on accessibility and student success, Frederick Community College provides tutoring, counseling, and career services to ensure every student can achieve their goals. Whether you're starting your college journey, upskilling, or exploring new interests, the Main Campus offers a supportive environment with comprehensive resources to help you succeed in your chosen field.

The Monroe Center of Frederick Community College is a vital extension of the college's offerings, located in downtown Frederick. This campus focuses on providing accessible education and training opportunities, particularly for adult learners and those seeking professional development. The center is designed to cater to the needs of the local community with flexible scheduling and specialized programs.

• Continuing Education: Non-credit courses in areas such as professional skills, personal enrichment, and workforce training are a cornerstone of the Monroe Center.
• Adult Education: Programs like GED preparation and English as a Second Language (ESL) support learners in achieving foundational skills for further education or employment.
• Business Training: Customized training solutions for local businesses, including leadership development and technical skills workshops, are offered to enhance workplace productivity.
• Healthcare Training: Short-term certificate programs in medical assisting, phlebotomy, and other healthcare fields provide quick entry into high-demand careers.
• Community Programs: Various community-oriented courses, including arts, crafts, and fitness, promote lifelong learning and personal growth.

The Monroe Center is equipped with modern classrooms and computer labs to facilitate effective learning. Its convenient downtown location makes it easily accessible for students balancing work and education. The center also partners with local organizations to address specific community needs, ensuring that its offerings remain relevant and impactful. With a commitment to inclusivity, the Monroe Center provides a welcoming environment for students of all backgrounds to acquire new skills, advance their careers, or simply explore new interests. Support services, including advising and resource access, are available to help students navigate their educational journey at this campus.