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    Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology

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    Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology
    Former name
    		Tennessee Technology Centers
    TypePublic technical college system
    Students34,486
    Location
    Tennessee
    ,
    United States
    Campus26 campuses

    The Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (TCAT) is a public technical college system operated by the Tennessee Board of Regents. It has 24[1] campuses located throughout the US state of Tennessee. It was previously named the Tennessee Technology Centers.[2][3]

    As of March 2025, the TCAT campuses have a combined enrollment of 34,486 students, with the most popular programs being truck driving, welding, automotive technology, practical nursing, and cosmetology.[4]

    History

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    In 2013, Tennessee Technology Centers was rebranded as Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (TCAT).[citation needed]

    Campuses

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    TCAT Morrison in 2022

    TCAT has 26 campuses and several branches from other campuses:

    Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology is located in Tennessee
    Athens
    Athens
    Chattanooga
    Chattanooga
    Crump
    Crump
    Dickson
    Dickson
    Elizabethton
    Elizabethton
    Harriman
    Harriman
    Hartsville
    Hartsville
    Henry/Carroll
    Henry/Carroll
    Hohenwald
    Hohenwald
    Jacksboro
    Jacksboro
    Jackson
    Jackson
    Knoxville
    Knoxville
    Livingston
    Livingston
    McKenzie
    McKenzie
    McMinnville
    McMinnville
    Memphis
    Memphis
    Morristown
    Morristown
    Murfreesboro
    Murfreesboro
    Nashville
    Nashville
    Northwest
    Northwest
    Oneida/Huntsville
    Oneida/Huntsville
    Pulaski
    Pulaski
    Shelbyville
    Shelbyville
    Upper Cumberland
    Upper Cumberland
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    Tennessee Colloges of Applied Technology locations.
    • Athens
    • Brownsville
    • Chattanooga
    • Covington
    • Clarksville - Branch of Dickson Campus
    • Crossville
    • Crump
    • Dickson
    • Elizabethton
    • Fayetteville—Branch of Shelbyville Campus
    • Greeneville —Branch of Morristown Campus
    • Harriman
    • Hartsville-Trousdale[5]
    • Hohenwald[6]
    • Huntsville
    • Jacksboro
    • Kingsport—Branch of Elizabethton Campus[7]
    • Knoxville
    • Lewisburg—Branch of Shelbyville Campus
    • Livingston
    • McKenzie
    • McMinnville
    • Memphis
    • Morristown
    • Murfreesboro
    • Nashville
    • Newbern
    • Oneida—Branch of Huntsville Campus[8]
    • Paris
    • Pulaski
    • Ripley
    • Surgoinsville—Branch of Morristown Campus[9]
    • Tazewell—Branch of Morristown campus
    • Shelbyville
    • Whiteville
    • Winchester—Branch of Shelbyville Campus
    • Union City—Branch of Newbern Campus

    See also

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    • List of colleges and universities in Tennessee
    • Tennessee Board of Regents

    References

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    1. ^ "Colleges of Applied Technology". Tennessee Board of Regents. 2014-07-15. Retrieved 2023-10-31.
    2. ^ "Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology | Tennessee College of Applied Technology - Paris". Archived from the original on 2013-08-08. Retrieved 2013-09-14.
    3. ^ "Future Students". 25 April 2018.
    4. ^ "College Data Profile: All TCATs" (PDF). TBR. Tennessee Board of Regents. March 2025. Retrieved May 1, 2025.
    5. ^ "Home". tcathartsville.edu.
    6. ^ "Home". tcathohenwald.edu.
    7. ^ "Contact Us | TCAT Elizabethton". tcatelizabethton.edu. Retrieved 2018-05-27.
    8. ^ "Home". tcatoneida.edu.
    9. ^ "Locations | Tennessee College of Applied Technology Morristown". www.tcatmorristown.edu. Archived from the original on 2014-04-30.
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