Vol State

Volunteer State Community College, popularly known as Vol State, offers more than 90 programs in five major divisions: Business and Technology, Humanities, Math and Science, Social Science and Education, and Health Sciences. The public, two-year school has been in operation for more than 40 years. The College offers the associate of arts and associate of science transfer degrees in more than 40 areas of emphasis. More than 25 programs offer the associate of applied science degree, designed for direct entry into the workforce. Additional technical certificate programs require less than two years of study and are designed for specific career fields. Classes are held at the main campus in Gallatin, with degree-earning center at Vol State at Livingston in Overton County. Off-campus learning sites include the Highland Crest facility in Springfield and locations in Macon and Wilson counties. Online courses are also a fast-growing part of the College academic line-up. More than 8,000 credit-seeking students are enrolled in the average fall semester. The College offers Continuing Education courses for personal enrichment, professional development and workforce development. Community events and activities extend the campus reach. There are many music, art and cultural programs open to the public throughout the school year.