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Visit us and you'll find more than classrooms. We offer state-of-the-art laboratories, art and music studios, museums, a planetarium, intercollegiate sports, a nature center and expansive libraries.
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Explore these seven SPC locations that offer tours to find one that could be the perfect fit for you.
Serving more than 14,000 students, the Clearwater Campus is home to several environmental-friendly facilities. Here, you'll also find the Collaborative Center for Emerging Technologies, visual arts facilities and the Crossroads Gallery, where students and faculty regularly exhibit their work.
Since SPC's Downtown Center opened in 1998, thousands of students have enjoyed the convenience of taking St. Petersburg College freshman and sophomore-level classes in downtown St. Petersburg. The center is a "one-stop" full-service educational facility.
At SPC's Caruth Health Education Center, we specialize in preparing students for the challenges of the healthcare field. Here you will find our patient-care clinic for dental hygiene, and the Simulation Center for Excellence in Nursing Education (SCENE).
SPC Midtown's original campus, located at 1048 22nd Street S, opened in 2003 but demand for classes and community involvement grew. So in 2015, SPC opened the Douglas L. Jamerson, Jr. Midtown Center, a 49,000-square-foot, state-of-the art building, located at 1300 22nd St. S., in the heart of the Midtown corridor affectionately known as "The Deuces."
Nestled among pine woodlands, the Seminole Campus is home to the University Partnership Center that allows local residents to earn bachelor, graduate and doctoral degrees. A joint partnership operates the Seminole Community Library, and also on this campus, the University of Florida's College of Dentistry offers a patient clinic.
SPC’s oldest campus, St. Petersburg/Gibbs is home to the college’s Music Center, Planetarium, St. Petersburg Collegiate High School and most of the college's varsity athletic programs. The West St. Petersburg Community Library, a partnership between SPC and the City of St. Petersburg, is also located here.
The Tarpon Springs Campus is home to the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, Fine Arts Education Center, Bilirakis College of Education and M.M. Bennett Library complex. The campus reflects the community’s Greek heritage through building design and lettering on its structures. It features an amphitheater with a natural, Greek-style setting for cultural events.