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William R. Moore College of Technology, Bellevue Building
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About William R. Moore College of Technology, Bellevue Building
William R. Moore College of Technology, Bellevue Building is a location of William R. Moore College of Technology situated in Memphis, Tennessee. William R. Moore College of Technology is a postsecondary institution focused on applied technology and trade education. This specific building or site entry appears in the IPEDS database, though detailed metrics including enrollment, completion rate, and retention rate are not available for this location in the current data.
No specific programs are listed for this site in the available records. William R. Moore College of Technology broadly offers technical programs in fields such as electronics, drafting, and related applied technology disciplines. Students interested in programs at this location should contact the college directly for current program availability and credential options.
Memphis is the largest city in Tennessee and serves as a regional hub for commerce, logistics, and healthcare. The Bellevue Building location provides access to technical education for students in the Memphis metro area seeking career-focused training in applied technology fields.
475 North Bellevue, Memphis, TN 38105
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About Tennessee Trade Education
Tennessee has 1,026 trade schools offering 626 vocational programs, along with 854 apprenticeship sponsors. The state's training network spans both large urban centers and smaller communities, covering a range of career-focused disciplines. Memphis and Nashville are the largest cities for trade education, with 120 and 114 schools respectively, followed by Knoxville with 65, Chattanooga with 43, and Clarksville with 26. Healthcare leads with 128 programs, followed by Nursing with 108, Cosmetolog...
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