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Shelby County Community Colleges

  • There are 9 community colleges in Shelby County, Tennessee, serving 15,528 students.
  • The average community college acceptance rate in Shelby County, TN is 87% (view national acceptance rates).
  • Shelby County, TN community colleges have a diversity score of 0.44, which is lower than the national average of 0.66 (view national diversity statistics).
  • Minority enrollment is 66% of the student body (majority Black), and the student:teacher ratio is 30:1.

Shelby County Community Colleges

  • College Location Students
  • Baptist Memorial College of Health Sciences
    Private, non-profit
    1003 Monroe Ave
    Memphis,  TN  38104
    9015722468
    1,170 students
  • Concorde Career College-Memphis
    Public
    5100 Poplar Avenue, Suite 132
    Memphis,  TN  38137
    (901)761-9494
    1,310 students
  • ITT Technical Institute-Cordova
    Pivate, for profit
    7260 Goodlett Farms Parkway
    Cordova,  TN  38016
    (901)381-0200
    545 students
  • L'Ecole Culinaire-Memphis
    Pivate, for profit
    1245 N. Georgetown Parkway
    Cordova,  TN  38016
    (901)754-7115
    442 students
  • Remington College-Memphis Campus
    Private, non-profit
    2710 Nonconnah Blvd
    Memphis,  TN  38132
    (901)345-1000
    633 students
  • Southwest Tennessee Community College
    Public
    737 Union Avenue
    Memphis,  TN  38103
    (901)333-5000
    10,227 students
  • Vatterott College-Appling Farms
    Pivate, for profit
    6991 Appling Farms Parkway
    Memphis,  TN  38133
    (901)372-2399
    285 students
  • Vatterott College-Dividend
    Pivate, for profit
    2655 Dividend Drive
    Memphis,  TN  38132
    (901)761-5730
    667 students
  • William Moore College of Technology
    Private, non-profit
    1200 Poplar Ave
    Memphis,  TN  38104
    (901)726-1977
    249 students
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