Central Campus
340 DeKalb Pike
Blue Bell
General Information
215-641-6300
Admissions
215-641-6551
On a 186-acre site in Blue Bell, the Central Campus was developed in 1972 on Gwynllan Farm, a former dairy farm. It is located half way between Norristown and Lansdale on Route 202, about 25 miles northwest of Center City Philadelphia. Many of the County's 62 boroughs and municipalities are located within a 10-mile radius of the Central Campus.
Parkhouse Hall is the principal classroom building. It also contains the Division of Workforce Development and Continuing Education. College Hall serves the hub of student services and includes the Brendlinger Library, one stop registration services, the cafeteria, and the Student Success Center. The Science Center houses the health science programs, classrooms, state-of-the-art learning laboratories, and Dental Hygiene Clinic as well as the Cultural Affairs Office and the Theater and the Black Box Theater and Music classrooms.
The Physical Education Center houses two gymnasiums, a dance studio, a racquetball court, a Wellness Center, a Fitness Assessment Laboratory, classrooms, and faculty offices. The Fine Arts Center provides fine art studios and computer lab space for Digital Art programs. The 2008 renovation and expansion of the building, formerly known as the Art Barn, increased the facility to 26,000 square feet with specialized studios, a grand lobby, art gallery, and sculpture garden.
The Advanced Technology Center opened in 2007 and houses state-of-the-art digital communications studios, television and radio station, observatory, biotechnology laboratories, and conference rooms.
West Campus
101 College Drive
Pottstown
General Information
610-718-1800
Admissions
610-718-1850
The West Campus is located in Pottstown. Opened in 1996, the West Campus serves 24 municipalities in western Montgomery County as well as municipalities in northern Chester County. The West Campus consists of two locations: South Hall located at 101 College Drive and North Hall located at 16 High Street. They are connected by a pedestrian underpass.
South Hall has state-of-the-art classrooms, science laboratories, a health careers suite, a library, a campus store, faculty offices, and student support areas. The building is equipped with state-of-the-art telecommunications and computing equipment.
North Hall, the former Vaughan Knitting Mill, Pottstown Brewery and Kiwi Shoe Polish Factory, includes state-of-the-art classrooms, faculty offices, an art gallery, art studios, Workforce Development and Continuing Education offices, the Workforce Investment Board-funded GED program, the Verizon Foundation Center for Excellence in Workforce Education and Training and The University Center. The West Campus offers most of the degree programs that are available at the Central Campus, in addition to unique degree and certificate programs in Radiography, Surgical Technology, Medical Assisting, and Chef Apprenticeship. The University Center allows students to attain select bachelor’s and master’s degrees through partnerships with area colleges and universities.
E-Learning
E-Learning is defined as learning that takes place when instructors and learners are separated by time or space. E-Learning has become increasingly popular in higher education over the last several years because it offers several benefits, including access to education for people removed from a college campus (by distance or health condition) or who are unable to keep a regular schedule because of work or family responsibilities. It provides students the chance to pursue a degree that might otherwise not be attainable. Students can currently complete eight Associate’s Degrees entirely online. These include Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, Liberal Studies, Management Information Systems, Office Administration and Secondary Education. The College also offers an online Certificate in Business Management, as well as hundreds of online courses in other degree and certificate programs.
Off Site Locations
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Route 611 between County Line Road and Maple Avenue
NOSC Building
Willow Grove
215-641-6319
The College offers accelerated courses for military personnel and civilians at the Willow Grove Naval Air Station.
MACS Worldwide Center
Mobile Air Conditioning Society
225 South Broad Street
Lansdale
215-412-4381
Pottstown High School
750 North Washington Street
Pottstown
610-551-4827
The College offers AAS Degree and Certificate Programs in Automotive technology at these state-of-the-art facilities. Students have the opportunity to work “hands on” in these facilities and to participate in our dealer-sponsored Co-Op Program.
Public Services Training Program
Public Safety Training Campus
1175 Conshohocken Road
Conshohocken
610-278-0659
The College is licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to operate a Municipal Police Academy. The College also offers public safety courses in police training, emergency medical services, and firefighter training at this site.
Norristown Resource Center
One Montgomery Plaza, First Floor
Swede and Airy Streets
Norristown
215-619-7360
The College provides a one-stop center providing academic advising, career counseling and exploration, financial aid assistance, placement testing, public transportation information, course scheduling, job placement information, and tickets for College cultural events in the heart of Norristown.
Central Montco Technical High School
821 Plymouth Road
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
610-277-2301
The College offers a variety of adult continuing education courses at this state-of-the-art facility in addition to the kitchen component of its AAS Degree program in Chef Apprenticeship.
