Credit and non-credit enrollment at Wilmington totals over 6,000 students yearly. An extensive English as a Second Language program and federal and state-funded job training programs offered by the Corporate and Community Programs Division are also available at the Wilmington Campus site. The print and automated indexes provide information on the holdings of both campuses. Frequent courier service transports books and other materials from one campus to the other. The combined facilities have over 62,301 volumes and 800 periodicals on general and technical topics.
Audiovisual materials are available including films, videotapes, kits and microfilm.
Typing and group study rooms are also provided. Students with valid Delaware Tech identification cards and current registration schedules have borrowing privileges at the other Delaware Tech libraries, the University of Delaware and Delaware State University. With a letter of introduction from a Delaware Tech reference librarian, students may also borrow from Wilmington College, Goldey-Beacom College and Widener University. Both campuses have several computer classrooms as well as a designated open lab that students can use outside of class hours. The labs are equipped with Macintosh and Intel-based machines.