Lee Campuses

The Lee College Huntsville Center, located in Huntsville, Texas, is a specialized campus primarily focused on providing educational opportunities to incarcerated individuals and the surrounding community. This center partners with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to offer programs that support rehabilitation and skill development, preparing students for reintegration into society or career advancement.

• Vocational Training programs such as Automotive Technology, Carpentry, and Welding, designed to equip students with practical skills for immediate employment upon release.
• Associate of Applied Science degrees in fields like Business Management and Computer Maintenance, tailored to meet workforce demands.
• General Education courses that allow students to earn college credits in subjects like English, History, and Mathematics, often as part of a broader degree plan.
• Life Skills and Personal Development courses aimed at fostering critical thinking, communication, and job readiness for personal and professional growth.
• Certificate Programs in high-demand trades, offering short-term training options for quick entry into the job market.

The Huntsville Center is committed to transforming lives through education by providing accessible learning opportunities in a unique environment. In addition to serving incarcerated students, the center also offers select programs for the local community, including workforce training and continuing education. With dedicated faculty and tailored support services, the campus ensures that all students receive the guidance needed to succeed academically and professionally. The focus on practical, career-oriented education makes this center a vital part of Lee College’s mission to serve diverse populations and contribute to community development.

Lee College Main Campus in Baytown, Texas, offers a comprehensive range of academic and vocational programs designed to meet the needs of a diverse student body. As the primary campus, it serves as the hub for most of the college's educational and administrative activities. Students can choose from a variety of associate degree programs, certificate courses, and workforce training options tailored to prepare them for immediate employment or transfer to four-year institutions.

• Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees in fields such as Business, Education, and Natural Sciences for students aiming to transfer to universities.
• Associate of Applied Science degrees and certificates in technical and vocational areas like Process Technology, Welding, and Instrumentation Technology, which are in high demand in the local petrochemical industry.
• Health Sciences programs, including Nursing and Medical Assisting, providing hands-on training for careers in healthcare.
• Continuing Education and Workforce Development courses for professionals seeking to upgrade skills or learn new trades, including short-term training in areas like HVAC and Electrical Technology.
• General Education courses that form the core curriculum for most degree plans, covering subjects like English, Mathematics, and Social Sciences.

The campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including labs, libraries, and student support services, to ensure a conducive learning environment. With a focus on community engagement, Lee College also offers dual enrollment programs for high school students and adult education initiatives to support lifelong learning. Whether students are pursuing academic advancement or career-specific training, the Main Campus provides a robust foundation for success in a variety of fields.