Projects in Phase I of Destination 2030 are paid for and complete or near completion.
New Frisco Health Sciences Center
Overview
Phase I focuses on the highest-priority projects needed to address near-term enrollment
growth, workforce gaps, and aging learning spaces.
These investments expand capacity in high-demand academic and workforce programs,
modernize existing campuses, and position the college to meet the evolving needs of
students, employers, and the communities it serves.
While most Phase 1 projects are complete, the remaining projects are expected to be
completed between 2026 and 2027.
See it in Action
We are excited to share that construction of the new Wylie Campus workforce building
is underway!
Campus safety infrastructure and emergency preparedness across all locations
Courtyard Center Workforce Enhancements and Collin Higher Education Center Security
Updates
Modernize instructional spaces, student support services, and building systems while
expanding cosmetology, medical massage therapy, and esthetician programs
New Frisco Health Sciences Center
Construction of a new Health Sciences building to expand capacity in high-demand healthcare
fields, including diagnostic medical sonography, radiologic technology, medical imaging,
and other allied health professions
In Progress Projects
The following remaining projects are expected to be completed in 2027.
New Wylie Campus Workforce Building
Construction of a new workforce facility to expand training in welding, HVAC, advanced
manufacturing, healthcare, and other high-demand skilled trades