James Sprunt Community College's Main Campus in Kenansville offers a comprehensive array of programs designed to meet the educational needs of Duplin County and surrounding areas. The college focuses on associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates that prepare students for careers or transfer to four-year institutions.
- Associate of Arts (AA): This transfer-oriented program includes core courses in English composition, humanities, social sciences, and mathematics, allowing students to complete the first two years of a bachelor's degree in fields like liberal arts, education, or business.
- Associate of Science (AS): Emphasizing science and math foundations, courses cover biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus, ideal for students pursuing engineering, nursing, or health sciences at universities.
- Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Nursing: A rigorous program combining classroom instruction with clinical practice in areas such as patient care, pharmacology, anatomy, and physiology, leading to licensure as a registered nurse.
- AAS in Early Childhood Education: Prepares educators for working with young children through courses in child development, curriculum planning, health and safety, and inclusive practices for diverse learners.
- AAS in Criminal Justice Technology: Covers law enforcement, corrections, forensics, and criminology, with training in legal procedures, community policing, and ethical decision-making.
- Diploma in Welding Technology: Hands-on training in MIG, TIG, and stick welding, blueprint reading, fabrication, and safety protocols for industrial and construction careers.
- Certificate in Medical Assisting: Focuses on administrative and clinical skills, including medical terminology, vital signs, phlebotomy, and office management for healthcare support roles.
- Business Administration AAS: Includes accounting, management, marketing, economics, and computer applications, preparing students for entry-level positions in finance, retail, or entrepreneurship.
- Industrial Systems Technology AAS: Teaches electrical systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, PLC programming, and maintenance troubleshooting for manufacturing and automation jobs.
- Human Services Technology AAS: Explores social work principles, counseling techniques, case management, and community resources for roles in nonprofits, mental health, or family services.
Additionally, the campus provides continuing education and workforce development courses in areas like computer skills, cosmetology, and truck driving. General education classes such as psychology, history, and communications are available to support all programs. With small class sizes and experienced faculty, students receive personalized instruction. The curriculum aligns with North Carolina's community college system standards, ensuring transferability and employability. Career services assist with job placement, internships, and resume building. Overall, the Main Campus fosters a supportive environment for academic success and professional growth, serving over 2,000 students annually with flexible scheduling options including online and evening classes.
