Foothills Higher Education Center

College University

Morganton, NC

Foothills Higher Education Center offers 3D printing certification through a certified instructor and provides programs for every learner.

  • Students seeking 3D printing certification
  • Learners exploring engineering education
  • Learners exploring horticulture education

NCSSM-Morganton

College University

Morganton, NC

NCSSM-Morganton provides tuition-free residential STEM education for 300 North Carolina juniors and seniors, with all faculty holding master's or doctorate degrees.

  • North Carolina 11th- and 12th-graders seeking tuition-free residential STEM education
  • Students seeking rigorous mathematics, science, and humanities courses
  • Students who want campus housing, dining, clubs, recreation, and service opportunities

Town of Rutherford College

College University

Rutherford College, NC

Town of Rutherford College provides municipal services including utilities, garbage and recycling, public transportation, and parks and recreation.

  • Rutherford College residents needing municipal services
  • utility payments and town account matters
  • garbage and recycling information

Western Piedmont Community College

College University

Morganton, NC

Foothills Higher Education Center offers 3D printing certification through a certified instructor and provides programs for every learner.

  • Students seeking 3D printing certification
  • Learners exploring engineering education
  • Learners exploring horticulture education

WPCC SBC

College University

Morganton, NC

College University in nearby counties

FAQ

What programs are available at Western Piedmont Community College?

The listed specialties include 3D printing certification, engineering, horticulture, and building construction technology.

Who can attend NCSSM-Morganton?

Its residential program is for North Carolina residents in 11th or 12th grade. Students live on campus and take mathematics, science, and humanities courses.

Is NCSSM-Morganton a traditional college?

No. It provides residential high-school education rather than a traditional college or university degree program.