Affordable community college in rural West Virginia offering associate degrees and workforce training.
Eastern WVCTC offers Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.), Associate in Arts (A.A.), and Associate in Science (A.S.) degrees, plus customized degree programs. The college provides 11 degree programs alongside certificates, apprenticeships, and career development credentials. All programs include a general education core, concentration-specific coursework, and electives. Instruction is delivered through traditional classroom learning, distance learning, interactive video, and course brokering agreements with regionally accredited institutions.
Eastern maintains an open-enrollment policy welcoming all adults seeking to continue their education. The college admits regular students with high school diplomas or equivalents, transfer students from other colleges, early entrance high school students (with school recommendation), transient students officially enrolled elsewhere, and conditional students evaluated individually by the Registrar. The college adheres to Equal Opportunity Policy and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, disability, age, English language skills, or national origin.
Located at 316 Eastern Drive in Moorefield, West Virginia, the college serves the Potomac Highlands regional community. Students have access to career services, library services, tutoring, student organizations and activities, financial aid, and mental health support through BetterMynd. The college offers online programs, distance learning formats, and classes at convenient times and locations including on-campus, off-campus, worksites, and public schools.
Eastern is described as one of the most affordable community colleges in the United States. The college participates in the West Virginia Invests Grant program, which provides tuition-free attendance for eligible students. Financial aid options include grants, loans, and scholarships. Career Services provides job placement assistance, internship discovery, major exploration, and resume preparation through tools like Handshake and Focus2Career.