The Western Wake Campus opened in 2005 to serve students in southwest Wake County, including Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs. The 55,020-square-foot facility offers general education classes such as English, math, science, social sciences, and the humanities as part of the University Transfer program, as well as certificate programs in Business Administration and Early Childhood Education. Non-degree programs include computer skills training, BioWork, and English as a Second Language.

The campus is home to Wake Tech's Small Business Center and Entrepreneurship Initiatives. It also houses the corporate headquarters for the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE), a national leader in supporting entrepreneurship through community colleges.

STUDENT SERVICES

All Wake Tech Campuses feature a library and study areas; an Individualized Learning Center (ILC) for reading, writing, and math tutoring; wireless internet access; a photo ID office; and support services that include admissions, advising, career counseling, disability support, and financial aid.

In addition to these services, the Western Wake Campus offers open computer labs and an eLearning Testing Center.