Monroe Campus

Explore Monroe Campus

Located in Green County, our Monroe Campus is home to our Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources programs as well as the Medical Laboratory Technician and Phlebotomy Technician programs.

We're here to help you build your future with flexible education in a supportive environment. We understand our students have busy lives and hectic schedules, which is why we offer several flexible learning options to better serve you.

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Monroe Campus is equipped with modern equipment and facilities to meet student needs.

New to the Monroe Campus is a 3,200 square-foot lab facility for the Agribusiness degree program. This building will provide a new home for the program that will give students the space and opportunity to have important hands-on training regardless of weather conditions.

In addition to the new facility, students also have access to several new, modern lab equipment and machinery. For instance, thanks to industry partnerships and grants, students were able to use a state-of-the-art dual hybrid planter to plant an 80-acre field.

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The campus also provides learning resources to support students throughout their education.

Staying true to our mission, we focus on helping students build their future with flexible education in a supportive environment. The Learning Resource Center is located at the heart of the Monroe Campus. It provides access to library materials and computers. In addition, the campus has several other computer labs and a dedicated study/testing room where students can find a quiet place to study.