Central Piedmont Community College

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Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) is a large community college located in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. The school was founded in 1963; it is the result of a merger between Mecklenburg College and the Central Industrial Education Center.

CPCC has seven satellite campuses (and a Virtual Campus), all located in the Charlotte Metro area. It is by far the largest and most comprehensive community college system in both North Carolina and South Carolina. The school is part of the statewide North Carolina Community College System.

[edit] Campuses

Central Campus, Main Campus (Uptown Charlotte)

  • City View Center, (West Charlotte)
  • Cato Campus, (Northeast Charlotte, near Reedy Creek Nature Reserve)
  • Harper Campus, (Southwest Charlotte)
  • Levine Campus, (Southeast Charlotte, in Matthews, North Carolina)
  • North Campus, (North of Charlotte proper, in Huntersville, North Carolina)
    • North Campus Annex, (North Charlotte)
  • Harris Campus, (West Charlotte)
  • Virtual Campus, (Distance learning)

[edit] External links

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