Warren County Community College maintains a mission of building a community of learners through accessible, quality learning opportunities designed to meet educational goals and aspirations.

Warren County Community College was established in 1981, began offering degree programs in 1987, was accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) in 1992, and was most recently re-accredited in 2013. 

Location Sites:

The Washington Campus is the main site for the College’s credit program classes.  The facility includes a comprehensive array of classrooms, labs and offices.  The College’s administrative offices (with the exception of the Continuing Education division) are housed in this facility along with bookstore, library and café facilities.  WCCC offers a comprehensive array of 33 associate degree programs and 10 certificate programs at this facility to meet student needs.  Ample parking is available for this site.

The Phillipsburg Education Center (PEC), opened in September 2011, is home to the College’s Continuing Education division.  This Center offers quality job training programs in allied health and business, active adult 55+ classes, classroom and on-line computer courses and personal and professional development programs.  Selected credit classes are also located at this site.

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Age Groups	Adults Seniors
Community Services	Community Community Education Education Adult Education / Literacy Colleges & Universities Tutoring / Enrichment
Payment Types	Self Pay
Areas Served	Warren County

Last Updated: 06/22/16