Louisiana Delta Community College

Monroe, Louisiana, United States · Est. 2001 · Community College

Open-admissions community college serving northeast Louisiana with eight campuses and workforce-focused programs.

  • Founded 2001; public community college
  • 8 campuses across northeast Louisiana (Bastrop, Jonesboro, Lake Providence, Monroe, Ruston, Tallulah, West Monroe, Winnsboro)
  • ~3,956 students enrolled
  • Main campus in Monroe, Louisiana
  • Offers associate degrees, technical diplomas, professional certifications, and dual enrollment
  • Mascot: Knights

Academics

Louisiana Delta Community College organizes instruction through five schools: Business & Technology, Industrial Technology, Liberal Arts, Natural Sciences and Math, and Nursing and Allied Health. The college offers associate degrees, technical diplomas, professional certifications, and dual enrollment for high school students. Louisiana transfer associate degrees allow all program credits to transfer to any Louisiana state college, granting automatic junior standing. The college emphasizes workforce development through partnerships with local businesses and industries that provide input on curriculum and skill requirements.

Campus & Student Life

The college operates eight campuses throughout northeast Louisiana, with the main campus located at 7500 Millhaven Road in Monroe. Facilities include the Louisiana Purchase Building (LPB) and Advanced Technology Center (ATC), both equipped with conference rooms, classrooms, and technological infrastructure available for events. The college maintains a student-centered learning environment and offers services including advising, career services, counseling, disability services, and tutoring. Students can access online learning options and participate in student activities through the Student Government Association.

Admissions

Louisiana Delta Community College is an open-admissions institution, welcoming students pursuing associate degrees, technical certifications, high school equivalency (HiSET), or dual enrollment. The college offers multiple pathways to higher education and career development. Admissions services include testing center support, advising and registration, and financial aid assistance. The college also provides workforce development programs and adult education through its Work ReadyU initiative.

Student Support & Outcomes

Career Services works to bridge education and workforce by equipping students and alumni with skills, confidence, and industry connections. The college partners with local employers to ensure graduates are career-ready and positioned for sustainable employment. Support services include career coaching, job search assistance, alumni career development, and connections to industry partners. The college emphasizes lifelong support for graduates entering the workforce.

Founded
2001
Type
Community College
Courses
13
Total intake
Not yet verified
Websitehttp://www.ladelta.edu
HousingNot available
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Quick stats

Courses offered
13
Avg career outcomes
$30.4K
Total intake
Not yet verified
Housing
No
Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources