Midland College brings together transfer study, career preparation, bachelor’s education, continuing education, workforce training, adult education and literacy. Its main campus is at 3600 N. Garfield in Midland, Texas. Additional Workforce and Technology Resource and Training Center locations serve Midland and Fort Stockton. Campus facilities include the Marie Hall Academic Building, Helen L. Greathouse at Main Campus, Al G. Langford Chaparral Center, Harris Field and the F. Marie Hall SimLife Center.
Bachelor’s options include a Bachelor of Applied Science in Health Services Management, delivered completely online through eight-week courses. The Organizational Management Bachelor of Applied Technology offers eight- and 16-week courses in online, hybrid and face-to-face formats. These programs connect management study with healthcare administration or hands-on, real-world experience. Students can also explore the college’s A-Z list of pathways and programs and its Honors Program.
Students planning to begin with credits, prepare for a new career or continue into another institution can choose from several routes. Midland College lists transfer relationships or opportunities involving Hardin-Simmons, Sul Ross State University, Texas A&M University, Texas A&M-Diamondback Engineering Academy and the University of Texas Permian Basin. International students may find English as a Second Language classes through Adult Education and Literacy. Other options include community programs, health sciences continuing education, Basic Life Support for Healthcare and workforce training. New students can also attend orientation and use the Welcome Center for general information.