South Piedmont Community College Campuses

The L.L. Polk Campus in Polkton serves as the primary rural hub for South Piedmont Community College, emphasizing accessible education in a scenic Anson County setting with a focus on foundational academics and workforce development.

• University Transfer programs including Associate in Arts and Associate in Science
• Business and Accounting courses
• Health Sciences such as Nursing and Medical Assisting
• Industrial and Trade programs including Welding and HVAC
• Early Childhood Education and Human Services
• General Education and developmental studies

Students benefit from small class sizes and hands-on learning tailored to local industries.

The Lockhart-Taylor Center in Wadesboro provides targeted community education and workforce training in Anson County, with a focus on local economic needs and accessible continuing education opportunities.

• Small Business and Entrepreneurship development
• Adult Basic Education and GED preparation
• Workforce continuing education and short-term certifications
• Community enrichment and personal development courses
• Basic computer and technology skills training
• Industry-specific workshops aligned with regional employers

The center fosters strong ties with local businesses and supports lifelong learning.

The Old Charlotte Highway Campus in Monroe is the main academic center, offering a broad range of programs with strong emphasis on liberal arts, sciences, and professional pathways in a suburban Union County location.

• Associate in Arts and Associate in Science for university transfer
• Business Administration and Information Technology
• Public Safety programs including Criminal Justice and Fire Protection
• Health and Wellness courses
• Humanities and Social Sciences
• STEM foundational courses and labs

This campus supports comprehensive student services and extracurricular activities.

The Tyson Family Center for Technology in Monroe specializes in advanced technical and applied sciences education, focusing on innovation and career-ready skills in a modern facility adjacent to the main Monroe campus.

• Engineering Technology and Computer Information Systems
• Biotechnology and advanced manufacturing programs
• Automotive and Diesel Technology
• Networking and Cybersecurity courses
• Applied Health Technologies
• Skilled trades with emphasis on emerging tech integration

Facilities include specialized labs for practical training and industry partnerships.