For the college's coronavirus updates, please visit www.cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
As of June 24, NC Gov. Roy Cooper announced the state will remain in Phase Two for another three weeks -- until July 17 -- while making face coverings mandatory in public.
Registration for fall semester classes is open at www.cpcc.edu/admissions/registration. Central Piedmont will announce its updated plans for the upcoming fall semester soon after the July 4 holiday. Preliminary plans for fall include offering classes that are completely online, class sections that are primarily online, classes that will combine online and in-person instruction, and a smaller percentage of traditional in-person classes.
Read the complete message at www.cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
Harris Campus
The Harris Campus responds to the educational and workforce training needs of Mecklenburg County’s residents and business community through a variety of job training programs that serve local business and industry, degree programs that help local residents achieve their academic goals, and personal enrichment classes that promote lifelong learning.
Expanded Evening and Weekend Classes
Beginning in fall 2020, we will offer expanded course offerings of our most in-demand classes on weekday evenings, Fridays, and Saturdays at its Central, Harris and Levine campuses, to give you more options so you can complete a two-year, college transfer degree more quickly.
These new course offerings are comprised of more than 70 class sections of 20 high-demand, general education college transfer courses. The classes will be offered in sequential order and focus on a variety of subjects, ranging from biology and public speaking, to psychology and business. Read the press release.
This is the first time the college’s Harris Campus has offered high-demand, general education transfer courses to residents, giving you more options to complete an associate degree. In the past, its course offerings were specific to an academic program, such as baking & pastry arts, dental assisting, early childhood education and others.
In addition to offering more high-demand classes at Harris Campus, Central Piedmont will boast Saturday- only courses for students interested in earning a general Associate in Arts degree or an Associate in Arts degree in business administration in two years. Students seeking either of these degrees will be placed on a learning track that will require them to complete two to three courses, every eight weeks.
To learn more about Harris campus expanded course offerings and learning tracks, email Suzanne.Marcoux@cpcc.edu.
Directions to Harris Campus
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Click on the map and enter your address for turn-by-turn directions to Central Piedmont's Harris Campus.
Bus
If you plan to travel by bus, the bus that passes Harris Campus is the 40 Crosstown. Harris Campus is located between stops 7 and 8.
Campus Map
- Harris Campus map and parking locations (PDF); you must have adobe acrobat (or other pdf file viewer) installed to view
- parking information
- list of individual building codes and physical addresses (PDF)
Restrooms
Most of Central Piedmont's restrooms are standard facilities — individuals are welcome to use the facility that matches their gender identity. The college also provides gender-neutral/family restrooms at the following locations:
- Harris II Building, second floor
Hotels and Restaurants Near Harris Campus
Mailing Address
PO Box 35009
Charlotte, NC 28235
To contact College Security Services with non-emergency requests, call 704.330.4691.