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EXPANDING HORIZONS
with their home and work obligations. While each student will still have a “home” campus – the place where they take most of their courses, meet with advisors and graduate from – the flexibility and ease of use that the new college offers makes starting – and completing – a degree or certificate a little easier.
The hands-on, personal attention that Connecticut’s community college students have become accustomed to remains - both inside and outside of the classroom. And the consolidation and cooperation among campuses offers a more cohesive experience for students, no matter which location they attend. A common calendar – for both in-class and co-curricular activities – makes it easier for students to synch their school life with their academic life and know about cultural events and key dates at each location.
Students interested in attending CT State in the fall can apply now; continuing students from each of the community colleges can register for their fall classes
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Connecticut’s 12 community colleges are unifying into CT State Community College
One application opens the doors to more than 12 locations around the state. Discover a full landscape of opportunities with more offerings than ever before.