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Washington County Center

The CCAC Washington County Center offers local residents affordable and accessible higher educational opportunities. We are committed to offering a wide variety of classes and programs throughout Washington County. In addition, we offer evening classes in the fall and spring at various high school locations across the county.Washington County Entrance

Washington County residents can take CCAC Credit courses at affordable tuition plus applicable fees. In addition, residents can benefit from reduced-cost Personal and Professional Development courses and tuition-based Workforce Training courses.

  • Credit
  • Non-credit
  • Personal and Professional Development
  • Workforce Training
  • Dual Enrollment (for high school juniors and seniors)
  • Act 48 Training classes will be offered throughout Washington County for your convenience.for the placement test,
  • make an appointment with an Advisor,
  • and complete the FAFSA application (financial aid).

Why do students choose Washington Center?

  • “I love coming to CCAC because I am getting the same education as any other student going to a university. The staff is great, and the expense is reasonable.”– Bethany S.
  • “CCAC has been a great experience for me. The instructors and staff have helped me gain the confidence that I needed to realize that I can accomplish my goals when I put my mind to it.” – Kadie P.
  • “My opportunity for a college education right here at home at a cost I can afford.” – Calvin C.
  • “CCAC has given me a fun college experience with low tuition.” – Kyle L.
  • “The reason why I came to CCAC is to save money. I love the Washington Center because the staff is wonderful!.” – Adam B.

Campus Specific Programs - Washington County Center

The following academic programs are offered at Washington County Center:

  • Criminal Justice
  • Business Management
  • Liberal Arts and Pre-nursing

To sign up for courses a new CCAC student must schedule for the placement test, make an appointment with an advisor and complete the FAFSA application (financial aid).


Go to Appointment Central to sign up for placement testing or make an appointment with an advisor.