MVCC Campuses

The Education Center at Blue Island, a satellite campus of Moraine Valley Community College, provides accessible education to students in the Blue Island area. This campus focuses on offering a selection of courses and programs tailored to meet local community needs, with an emphasis on convenience for students who may not be able to travel to the main campus. The center features modern facilities and a supportive learning environment.

• General Education courses for students working toward an associate degree.
• English as a Second Language (ESL) programs to support non-native speakers.
• Adult Education, including GED preparation and basic skills development.
• Selected Career and Technical Education programs for workforce readiness.
• Community Education classes for personal enrichment and lifelong learning.
• Business and Professional Development courses for career advancement.
• Workforce Training programs tailored to local industry needs.

The Blue Island campus is dedicated to serving a diverse student population, offering flexible scheduling with day and evening classes to accommodate working adults and other non-traditional students. Support services such as academic advising and tutoring are available to ensure student success. The campus plays a vital role in expanding access to higher education in the region, helping students achieve their academic and career goals without the need for extensive travel. By providing a range of educational opportunities, from foundational skills to professional training, the Education Center at Blue Island supports the mission of Moraine Valley Community College to empower individuals and strengthen the community through education.

Moraine Valley Community College's Main Campus in Palos Hills offers a wide array of academic programs designed to meet the needs of diverse learners. This campus serves as the central hub for education, providing both transfer and career-focused programs. Students can pursue associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training in various fields. The campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including modern classrooms, labs, and a comprehensive library, to support student success.

• Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees for transfer to four-year institutions.
• Career programs in fields such as Nursing, Automotive Technology, and Information Technology.
• Business and Accounting programs for students seeking immediate employment or further education.
• Health Sciences, including programs like Radiologic Technology and Respiratory Therapy.
• Technical and Trades programs, such as Welding and HVAC, for hands-on career preparation.
• Liberal Arts and Humanities courses to build critical thinking and communication skills.
• Continuing Education and Workforce Development for professional growth and skill enhancement.

The Main Campus also offers robust student support services, including tutoring, counseling, and career advising, ensuring that students have the resources they need to achieve their goals. With a focus on accessibility and affordability, Moraine Valley Community College is committed to providing high-quality education to the community. The campus hosts a variety of extracurricular activities, clubs, and events to foster a vibrant student life. Whether students are preparing for a career or planning to transfer to a university, the Main Campus offers a supportive environment to help them succeed in their academic and professional journeys.

The Southwest Education Center in Tinley Park is another vital extension of Moraine Valley Community College, designed to bring higher education closer to residents in the southwestern suburbs. This campus offers a focused selection of programs and courses in a convenient location, catering to students who seek accessible and flexible learning options. The center is equipped with modern classrooms and resources to support a quality educational experience.

• General Education courses for associate degree completion or transfer preparation.
• Adult Education programs, including GED preparation and literacy skills.
• English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for language development.
• Selected Career and Technical Education courses for job-ready skills.
• Workforce Development and Training programs to meet local employment demands.
• Community Education offerings for personal growth and enrichment.
• Business and Professional Skills courses for career enhancement.

The Southwest Education Center is committed to providing affordable and accessible education to a diverse student body, including working adults, parents, and others with busy schedules. The campus offers both day and evening classes to accommodate various needs, along with support services such as academic advising to guide students on their educational paths. By serving as a local hub for learning, the center helps reduce barriers to education and supports the college’s mission of fostering personal and professional growth. Whether students are pursuing a degree, enhancing their skills, or exploring new interests, the Southwest Education Center provides a welcoming and supportive environment to help them succeed.