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Community Colleges of Connecticut
Connecticut Community Colleges - Gateway to information on the twelve two-year public community colleges in Connecticut.
Asnuntuck Community College - Full time and part time degree and certificate programs. Located in Enfield, Connecticut.
Capital Community College - Credit and non-credit courses in computer training, business, precision machining, real estate and several other disciplines.
College of Technology - Specialized curriculum that allows a student to begin technology or engineering technology studies at any of the state's community colleges with the goal of achieving a four-year baccalaureate degree at the University of Connecticut, Central Connecticut State University, the University of Hartford or Charter Oak College.
Gateway Community College - Programs which lead to associate in arts, associate in science or associate in applied science degrees, or certificates. Campuses in New Haven and North Haven.
Housatonic Community College - Established in 1966 as Stratford Community College Center. Today, the school serves students in the Greater Bridgeport and Lower Naugatuck Valley of Connecticut with credit and noncredit programs, academic services and facilities. Located in Bridgeport.
Manchester Community College - Founded in 1963 and offering two year degree and certificate programs .
Middlesex Community College - Associates degree and certificate programs from main campus in Middletown, and off-campus in Meriden, Clinton and Old Saybrook.
Naugatuck Valley Community College - Public, two-year, Associate Degree granting, coeducational, nonresidential college located in Waterbury.
Northwestern Connecticut Community College - Founded in 1965, Northwestern is one of the first three community colleges in Connecticut. Offering degree and certificate programs as well as continuing education. Located in Winsted.
Norwalk Community College - Overview of school and information on programs, degrees, courses, faculty and admissions.
Quinebaug Valley Community College - Public two-year coeducational, nonresidential college with campuses in Danielson and Willimantic.
Three Rivers Community College - Two-year college which provides programs and courses to prepare students for college transfer and employment, as well as to provide cultural enrichment for southeastern Connecticut. Located in Norwich.
Tunxis Community College - Publicly-supported two-year college offering Associate and Certificate programs.