Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College

  • 2 Year
  • Cumberland, KY
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Overview

Total enrollment

3,371
Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College overview
Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College overview
  • Size Mid-size
  • Status Non-profit
  • Housing No
  • Level of Study Undergrad

Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) operates its main campus in Cumberland, Kentucky, situated in the Appalachian region of Harlan County. The college maintains five campuses across three counties in southeastern Kentucky, providing access to higher education for residents in rural mountain communities. SKCTC offers associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates with particular emphasis on technical and career programs, including nursing, radiography, and industrial technologies. The institution serves as a primary workforce development center for the region, featuring specialized programs in mining technology and line worker training that reflect local industry needs. Campus facilities include technical training labs, a learning resource center, and student support services distributed across its multiple locations.

Admissions

Admission Requirements

Open Admission

Annual Cost to Attend

Kentucky Resident Tuition

$4,728

Out of State Resident Tuition

$6,432

Breakdown

In State Costs for Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College
  • Tuition $4,728
  • Books and Supplies $1,268
  • Other Fees $192
  • Estimated Off Campus Cost of Living $8,814
  • Budget for Other Expenses $3,602
  • Total One Year Cost $18,604

Student Outcomes

Average Salary After 10 Years

$26,700 per year

Bachelor's Degree Graduation Rate

Data Not Available

Popular Areas of Study

Popular majors at Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College are Health Professions, Liberal Arts and Humanities, and Mechanic and Repair Technologies. 37% of students major in Health Professions, 25% in Liberal Arts and Humanities, and 13% in Mechanic and Repair Technologies.

  • Health Professions 37%
  • Liberal Arts and Humanities 25%
  • Mechanic and Repair Technologies 13%
  • Precision Production Trades 7%
  • Construction Trades 6%