Rhodes State College

Rhodes State College is a public, state-assisted institution of higher learning which is chartered to provide degree granting career education programs, non-credit workforce development, and consulting for business and industry.

Rhodes State College prepares students for entry into careers, develops the regional workforce through credit and non-credit occupational training, and offers curricular programs that prepare students for transfer completion baccalaureate programs at selected colleges and universities. With over 4,100 students, the college's core institutional values of integrity, caring, responsibility, respect, and quality guide its policies and practices. Rhodes State College offers 75 associate degrees, majors and certificates, so your interests and strengths are sure to match up with one or more of our programs. Rhodes State is organized into five divisions with programs that prepare you for careers in different industries: Allied Health, Arts and Sciences, Business and Public Service, Information Technology and Engineering Technology and Nursing.