Don’t Wait! Tuition Due Now

Tuition and fees for spring semester classes are due. It is not too late to apply for financial aid; visit fafsa.gov. In addition to direct payment, tuition can be paid by financial aid, waivers (such as veterans benefits), third party deferments (employers, outside vendors, etc.) and payment plans. Connect with your Bursar’s/Cashier’s office for more information; your Financial Aid office also has information …

Registration Open for Spring Semester at CT’s Community Colleges

Credit registration for the Spring 2023 semester is in progress at Connecticut’s 12 community colleges. Credit classes start on January 20 with a mix of on-campus, online, and hybrid course options. Students intending to attend a Connecticut community college for the first time should start by applying online. Applications for the upcoming Spring 2023 semester can be found at www.ct.edu/admission. Connecticut’s community colleges offer …

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CT Community Colleges and Xometry Announce Full Tuition Scholarships for Manufacturing Students  

The Connecticut community colleges and technology company Xometry were joined by Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology and Connecticut’s Chief Manufacturing Officer Paul Lavoie at Asnuntuck Community College on Oct. 4 to announce 19 full-tuition scholarships for advanced manufacturing students at nine community colleges across the state to help increase the state’s manufacturing workforce. The scholarships are available for students attending: …

Follett Agreement Saves CSCU Students $4 Million on Textbooks in One Year

September 25, 2018—Today, Mark Ojakian, president of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) announced that because a new agreement with Follett Higher Education Group, CSCU students saved over $4 million in textbooks in the 2017–2018 academic year. Last August, CSCU negotiated a five-year agreement with Follett, to manage the 12 community college bookstores which included a $250,000 investment in …