NCTC Campuses

The Bowie Instructional Site functions as a regional extension of North Central Texas College, providing essential academic and vocational courses to rural Montague County residents. It focuses on accessible, community-oriented education with an emphasis on core transfer credits and local workforce needs in agriculture and trades.

• General Education Core: English composition, college algebra, American history, and biology fundamentals for associate degree completion.
• Agricultural Technology: Soil science, livestock management, irrigation systems, and farm business principles.
• Welding Basics: Introductory arc welding, safety protocols, and metal fabrication for entry-level jobs.
• Business Essentials: Principles of management, accounting basics, and computer applications for small business owners.
• Health and Wellness: Basic anatomy, nutrition, and first aid certification courses.
• Criminal Justice Fundamentals: Introduction to policing, criminal law, and community safety.
• Early College High School Dual Credit: High school students earn college credits in math, science, and humanities.
• Vocational Nursing Prep: Foundational health sciences leading to LVN program entry.
• Environmental Science: Local ecology, water conservation, and sustainable farming practices.
• Communication Skills: Public speaking, interpersonal dynamics, and technical writing.

This smaller site utilizes shared facilities with local partners, offering evening and weekend classes to accommodate working ranchers, farmers, and families. With enrollment around 500, it prioritizes affordability and convenience, reducing travel barriers for remote students. Faculty deliver interactive sessions tailored to regional challenges like drought management and rural healthcare access.

As part of NCTC, credits transfer seamlessly to larger campuses for degree advancement. Community collaborations include ag extension services and job placement in oilfield and manufacturing. The site's role in bridging urban-rural divides promotes educational equity, empowering locals to pursue higher aspirations without relocation. Supplemental online resources extend reach, while annual workshops on topics like drone technology in agriculture keep offerings innovative.

The Corinth Campus specializes in workforce development and technical education, catering to the growing Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex with programs that emphasize practical skills for high-demand industries. Located in a bustling suburban area, it provides accessible education for commuters and professionals seeking career advancement.

• Automotive Technology: Hands-on training in engine repair, electrical systems, brakes, and diagnostics using ASE-certified equipment.
• Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC-R): Covers installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of commercial and residential systems, with EPA certification preparation.
• Information Technology: Focuses on networking (Cisco CCNA), cloud computing, and help desk support, preparing for CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications.
• Business and Office Technology: Includes medical coding, administrative assisting, and QuickBooks training for healthcare and corporate settings.
• Cosmetology: Full program in hair styling, skincare, nail technology, and salon management, leading to state licensing.
• Emergency Medical Services: Advanced EMT and paramedic courses with scenario-based simulations and ambulance operations.
• Graphic Design and Media: Teaches Adobe Creative Suite, digital illustration, web design, and multimedia production.
• Human Services: Courses in social work, counseling, and community health, with fieldwork in local agencies.
• Precision Machining: CNC programming, lathe operations, and quality control for manufacturing careers.
• Real Estate: Prepares for Texas real estate license with principles, law, finance, and brokerage simulations.

This campus features specialized labs for trades and technology, fostering an environment where theory meets practice. With a focus on short-term certificates and associate degrees, Corinth supports rapid workforce entry, boasting partnerships with local employers in logistics, healthcare, and tech sectors. Evening and weekend classes accommodate schedules, while dual credit options engage high school students. The campus's innovation center hosts workshops on emerging fields like renewable energy and cybersecurity, ensuring curricula remain current. Student success stories highlight transitions from entry-level jobs to supervisory roles, underscoring the campus's role in economic vitality.

Annual enrollment exceeds 2,000, with emphasis on diversity and inclusion through targeted outreach. Advising services guide career pathways, and internship opportunities provide real-world experience. As part of NCTC's network, Corinth complements the Gainesville offerings, allowing seamless credit transfers and program expansions.

The Flower Mound Campus targets continuing education, professional development, and select credit programs, serving the affluent and rapidly growing Collin and Denton County communities. It emphasizes flexible, non-traditional learning for adults balancing work and family.

• Continuing Education Workshops: Short courses in leadership, project management, and Spanish for business, offered in intensive formats.
• Associate of Arts in Teaching: Prepares future educators with pedagogy, classroom observation, and content-specific methods for elementary and secondary levels.
• Healthcare Certifications: Phlebotomy, medical assisting, and certified nursing assistant (CNA) programs with clinical practicums.
• Digital Marketing: Covers SEO, social media strategy, content creation, and analytics using tools like Google Analytics and HubSpot.
• Paralegal Studies: Legal research, contract drafting, litigation support, and ethics, leading to certificate completion.
• Personal Enrichment: Non-credit classes in photography, cooking, fitness, and financial planning for community members.
• Workforce Skills: Quick certifications in Microsoft Office Suite, QuickBooks, and customer service excellence.
• Sustainable Energy: Introduction to solar installation, energy efficiency, and green building practices.
• Psychology and Counseling: Core courses for transfer, including abnormal psychology, developmental stages, and therapeutic techniques.
• Entrepreneurship: Business plan development, funding strategies, and small business operations.

With modern conference facilities and online integration, the Flower Mound Campus excels in corporate training and community seminars, hosting over 1,500 participants yearly. Its location in a business park facilitates partnerships with corporations for customized programs. Focus on lifelong learning includes ESL classes and GED preparation, supporting diverse populations. The campus's boutique size allows for personalized instruction and high student satisfaction rates.

Integration with NCTC's broader system enables access to full-degree pursuits at other sites. Emphasis on soft skills like communication and teamwork complements technical training, preparing graduates for leadership in service-oriented industries. Community events, such as career fairs and health expos, enhance networking opportunities and regional impact.

The Gainesville Campus of North Central Texas College serves as the flagship location, offering a comprehensive array of academic and vocational programs designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce. This campus hosts the majority of the college's core curriculum, emphasizing foundational education in liberal arts, sciences, and professional studies.

• Associate of Arts (AA) in General Studies: Focuses on humanities, social sciences, and communication skills, ideal for students planning to transfer to universities for bachelor's degrees in fields like education, psychology, or history.
• Associate of Science (AS) in Mathematics and Sciences: Includes courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus, preparing students for STEM careers or further studies in engineering, healthcare, or environmental science.
• Nursing Programs: Offers the Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) and Licensed Vocational Nursing (LVN) tracks, with hands-on clinical training in patient care, pharmacology, and medical ethics.
• Business Administration: Covers accounting, management, marketing, and economics, with options for certificates in entrepreneurship and office administration.
• Technical Trades: Welding Technology program teaches MIG, TIG, and stick welding techniques, alongside blueprint reading and fabrication safety.
• Computer Information Systems: Includes programming in Java and Python, database management, and cybersecurity fundamentals.
• Health Sciences: Beyond nursing, features Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification and phlebotomy training.
• Criminal Justice: Explores law enforcement, corrections, and forensic science, with simulations and field experiences.
• Early Childhood Education: Prepares educators with child development, curriculum planning, and classroom management courses.
• Agricultural Sciences: Tailored to the region's rural economy, includes animal science, crop production, and agribusiness management.

With state-of-the-art facilities including simulation labs, a modern library, and dedicated workforce centers, the Gainesville Campus supports over 5,000 students annually. Programs are delivered through flexible formats, including online, hybrid, and evening classes, ensuring accessibility for working adults and traditional students alike. Faculty expertise and industry partnerships enhance employability, with high placement rates in local industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, and energy. Community engagement initiatives, like service-learning projects, foster well-rounded graduates ready to contribute to North Texas's dynamic economy. This campus also hosts unique offerings like the Cooke County Law Enforcement Academy and advanced manufacturing certifications, aligning education with regional job demands.

In total, the curriculum spans more than 60 degree and certificate options, promoting lifelong learning and economic mobility. Students benefit from small class sizes, personalized advising, and transfer agreements with universities across Texas, ensuring seamless progression in their academic journeys.