Tennessee College of Applied Technology
The Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (formerly Tennessee Technology Centers; TCAT for short) is a state-supported college system operated by the Tennessee Board of Regents, with 27 campuses located throughout Tennessee.[1][2]
Campuses
TCAT has 27 campuses and several branches from other campuses, including the following:
- Athens
- Chattanooga
- Covington
- Crossville
- Crump
- Dickson
- Elizabethton
- Fayetteville - Branch of Shelbyville Campus
- Greeneville - Branch of Morristown Campus
- Harriman
- Hartsville-Trousdale[3]
- Hohenwald[4]
- Huntsville
- Jacksboro
- Jackson
- Knoxville
- Lewisburg - Branch of Shelbyville Campus
- Livingston
- McKenzie
- McMinnville
- Memphis
- Morristown
- Mountain City - Branch of Elizabethton Campus
- Murfreesboro
- Nashville
- Newbern
- Oneida - Branch of Huntsville Campus[5]
- Paris
- Pulaski
- Ripley
- Surgoinsville - Branch of Morristown Campus[6]
- Tazewell - branch of Morristown campus
- Shelbyville
- Whiteville
- Winchester - Branch of Shelbyville Campus
- Union City - Branch of Newbern Campus
See also
References
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