North Platte Community College has two campuses.  The NORTH CAMPUS was identified as the VOC-TECH CAMPUS for many years.  With changes in focus, the facilities on the North Campus now house other programs and opportunities other than just vocational-technical programs. 

The SOUTH CAMPUS was identified as the McDONALD-BELTON CAMPUS for many years.  With changes in focus, the facilities on the South Campus now house business, medical, Information Technology, along with other programs and opportunities other than just academic transfer programs. 

Please click on the North and South Campus pages for specific information about the offerings located on those campuses. 

What's in a name?

In the 30-plus years of legislative-driven connection of the McCook and two North Platte campuses, decisions regarding how the institution identified itself had never formally been adopted. On November 13, 2002, the MPCC Board of Governors voted to formally identify McCook Community College and North Platte Community College as Divisions of Mid-Plains Community College. In the summer of 2004, North Platte Community College began identifying their Voc-Tech Campus as the North Campus. At the same time, the McDonald-Belton Campus was re-named the South Campus.