List of schools in Charlotte, North Carolina

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This is a list of schools in Charlotte, North Carolina and its metropolitan area.

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Higher education

Includes schools throughout the Charlotte metropolitan area.

List of post-secondary educational institutions in the Charlotte metro area
InstitutionEst.TypeCityCountyAffiliation
Art Institute of Charlotte 1973Private
(for-profit)
Charlotte Mecklenburg The Art Institutes
Barber–Scotia College 1867Private
(Presbyterian)
Concord Cabarrus
Belmont Abbey College 1876Private
(Catholic)
Belmont Gaston
Cabarrus College of Health Sciences 1942Public
(two-year)
Concord Cabarrus Carolinas Medical Center
Carolinas College of Health Sciences 1990Public
(two-year)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Carolinas Medical Center
Catawba College 1851Private
(UCC)
Salisbury Rowan
Central Piedmont Community College 1963Public
(community)
Charlotte (main),
Huntersville,
Matthews
Mecklenburg North Carolina Community College System
Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary 1996Private
(Evangelical)
Charlotte Mecklenburg
Charlotte School of Law 2006Private
(for-profit)
Charlotte Mecklenburg InfiLaw System
Cleveland Community College 1965Public
(community)
Shelby Cleveland North Carolina Community College System
Clinton Junior College 1894Private
(AME Zion)
Rock Hill York
Connecticut School of Broadcasting - CharlottePrivate
(for-profit)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Connecticut School of Broadcasting
Davidson College 1837Private
(Presbyterian)
Davidson Mecklenburg
DeVry University - CharlottePrivate
(for-profit)
Charlotte Mecklenburg DeVry Education Group
ECPI University Private
(for-profit)
Charlotte,
Concord
Mecklenburg,
Cabarrus
ECPI
Gardner–Webb University 1905Private
(BSCNC)
Boiling Springs Cleveland
Gaston College 1963Public
(community)
Dallas (main),
Belmont,
Lincolnton
Gaston,
Lincoln
North Carolina Community College System
Gordon–Conwell Theological Seminary 1992Private
(Evangelical)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Boston Theological Institute
Hood Theological Seminary2001Private
(AME Zion)
Salisbury Rowan
ITT Technical Institute - CharlottePrivate
(for-profit)
Charlotte Mecklenburg ITT Educational Services, Inc.
Johnson & Wales University - Charlotte2004Private
(independent)
Charlotte Mecklenburg
Johnson C. Smith University 1867Private
(Presbyterian)
Charlotte Mecklenburg
King's College 1901Private
(for-profit)
Charlotte Mecklenburg
Livingstone College 1879Private
(AME Zion)
Salisbury Rowan
Mitchell Community College 1856Public
(community)
Statesville (main),
Mooresville
Iredell North Carolina Community College System
Montreat College - Charlotte1994Private
(independent)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Montreat College
Northeastern University - Charlotte2011Private
(independent)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Northeastern University
Pfeiffer University at Charlotte 1977Private
(UMC)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Pfeiffer University
Queens University of Charlotte 1857Private
(Presbyterian)
Charlotte Mecklenburg
Rowan–Cabarrus Community College 1963Public
(community)
Concord,
Kannapolis,
Salisbury
Cabarrus
Rowan
North Carolina Community College System
South Piedmont Community College 1999Public
(community)
Monroe,
Polkton,
Wadesboro,
Waxhaw
Anson,
Union
North Carolina Community College System
Southern Evangelical Seminary 1992Private
(Christian)
Matthews Mecklenburg
Strayer University Private
(for-profit)
Charlotte,
Huntersville
Mecklenburg
University of North Carolina at Charlotte 1946Public
(research)
Charlotte Mecklenburg University of North Carolina
University of Phoenix - CharlottePrivate
(for-profit)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Apollo Education Group
University of South Carolina Lancaster 1959Public
(Baccalaureate)
Lancaster Lancaster University of South Carolina System
Wake Forest University School of Business - Charlotte1995Private
(independent)
Charlotte Mecklenburg Wake Forest University
Wingate University 1886Private
(independent)
Wingate Union
Winthrop University 1896Public
(state university)
Rock Hill York
York Technical College 1964Public
(community)
Rock Hill York South Carolina Technical College System

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