• TypeVocational schools
• LocationCleveland, The United States
• Taught inEnglish
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Cleveland State Community College is a community college in Cleveland, Tennessee, with three sites: the Cleveland Campus, the McMinn Higher Education Center and the Monroe County Center. According to the college, it offers 72 academic programmes with a student-teacher ratio of 19:1.

Programmes are grouped into advanced technologies, arts and humanities, business, education, healthcare, social sciences and STEM. Examples include:

• Nursing (Associate of Applied Science), preparing students to work as registered nurses
• Emergency medical technician and paramedic training
• Law enforcement training that meets Tennessee POST Commission requirements
• Logistics and supply chain management
• Welding, HVAC, drafting and mechatronics

Students can also take online courses through TN eCampus, join the Honors College or follow Tennessee Transfer Pathways towards further study. The college runs workforce programmes such as a four-year Industrial Maintenance Repairer Apprenticeship. Tuition for 2026-27 is charged per credit hour, with separate in-state and out-of-state rates.

• Architecture, Building and Landscape
  • Drafting
• Arts, Design and Crafts
  • Design
• Business
  • Business Studies
  • Business Administration
• Computing
  • Computer Information Systems
• Health
  • Nursing
  • Health Occupations
• Humanities
  • Humanities
• Occupational Training
  • Construction
  • Electromecanics
• Sciences
  • Astronomy
  • Agriculture
  • Social Sciences
  • Chemistry
  • Mathematics
  • Geography
  • Physics
  • Biology
• Technology
  • Surveying Technology
  • Technology
  • Electronic Technology

PO Box 3570, Cleveland, TN, The United States, 37320

• Advanced technologies: engineering technology, precision manufacturing, welding, drafting, HVAC, mechatronics
• Arts and humanities: art, English, history, mass communication, music, audio production
• Business: accounting, business administration, computer information technology, cyber defense, logistics and supply chain management, marketing
• Education: early childhood education
• Healthcare: nursing, EMT and paramedic, medical assisting, pre-health emphases
• Social sciences: criminal justice, law enforcement training, psychology, social work
• STEM: agriculture, biology, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, physics

Online courses are available through TN eCampus, and Tennessee Transfer Pathways support transfer to further study. There is also an Honors College.

Tuition and fees for the 2026-27 academic year (Fall 2026, Spring 2027 and Summer 2027), in US dollars:

• In-state tuition: $197 per credit hour ($257 in total for one credit hour, including registration fees)
• Out-of-state tuition and fees: $342 per credit hour ($402 in total for one credit hour)
• Each credit hour above 12 adds $44 (in state) or $68 (out of state)

Registration fees comprise a Technology Access Fee of $15 per credit hour (up to $135), a $20 Student Government Fee, a $20 Program Services Fee and a $5 International Fee, and are non-refundable after the semester starts. TN eCampus online courses have separate rates.