UNCG College of Visual and Performing Arts offers four schools and North Carolina's only comprehensive music education and performance degrees from undergraduate through doctoral study.
students pursuing undergraduate or graduate study in art, dance, music, or theatre
music students seeking education or performance degrees through doctoral study
students seeking extensive ensemble and performance opportunities
GTCC Donald W. Cameron Campus provides workforce and continuing education programs in a 94-acre, LEED Gold-certified facility near Colfax and Oak Ridge.
Students seeking AutoCAD and Revit training
Students pursuing industrial electricity or construction skills
Students seeking Pharmacy Technician or Emergency Medical Science occupational training
Nido R. Qubein School of Communication offers majors in media production, multimedia journalism, game design, and social media and digital communication.
How can I compare college costs in Guilford County?
Compare each program's tuition, fees, housing, and required materials, then check available aid. GTCC lists scholarships, Pell Grants, work-study, loans, and Next NC Scholarships among its financial-aid options.
What should I look for when choosing a Guilford County college?
Start with the credential you need, whether you want a residential, small-college, or primarily online format, and the available support. UNCG offers undergraduate and graduate programs, study abroad, and research opportunities, while GTCC focuses on career training and transfer planning.
How long does a GTCC application take to process?
GTCC says most applications are processed within 2–3 business days. Program enrollment, placement steps, and financial-aid processing may require additional time.
Are short-term career programs available instead of a four-year degree?
Yes. GTCC offers short job-skills programs along with pathways in areas such as business, health sciences, public safety, and STEM.
Can I transfer from a Guilford County community college to a four-year school?
GTCC provides transfer-planning support for students continuing to a four-year college. Confirm which credits apply to your intended program before enrolling in individual courses.