Main Campus is one of the campuses operated by Sampson Community College. Our records show the address as Clinton, NC, United States.
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Sampson Community College offers a wide array of programs designed to meet the educational and workforce needs of Sampson County and surrounding areas. As a comprehensive community college, it provides associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates in various fields, emphasizing hands-on learning and career preparation.
- Health Sciences: Programs include Nursing (Associate Degree in Nursing), Medical Assisting, Practical Nursing, and Emergency Medical Science, preparing students for healthcare careers with clinical training and simulations.
- Business and Information Technology: Courses cover Accounting, Business Administration, Office Administration, and Computer Programming, focusing on practical skills in management, finance, and software applications like Microsoft Office and web development.
- Industrial Technologies: Offerings such as Welding Technology, Automotive Systems, Electrical Systems Technology, and Machining Technology provide vocational training with state-of-the-art equipment for manufacturing and repair industries.
- Public Service: Includes Criminal Justice Technology, Early Childhood Education, and Human Services, equipping students for roles in law enforcement, childcare, and social work through theoretical and practical coursework.
- Arts and Sciences: Transfer-oriented programs in General Education, English, Mathematics, and Sciences allow students to complete the first two years of a bachelor's degree before transferring to four-year institutions.
- Agriculture and Natural Resources: Specialized courses in Agribusiness Management, Animal Science, and Horticulture Technology support the local agricultural economy with farm-to-table learning experiences.
- Continuing Education: Non-credit options in workforce development, such as HVAC, cosmetology, and computer skills, offer flexible scheduling for professional upskilling.
The curriculum integrates general education requirements with specialized training, ensuring graduates are job-ready or prepared for further study. Faculty bring industry experience to the classroom, and partnerships with local businesses provide internships and job placement assistance. With small class sizes and personalized advising, students receive comprehensive support throughout their educational journey. This diverse selection of courses reflects the college's commitment to accessible, affordable education that drives economic growth in rural North Carolina.
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