You’re invited to Open House at Nashua Community College

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Nashua Community College has academic and career training programs for students of all ages. Whether you're a current high school student preparing for the next step or an adult learner ready to take charge of your future, NCC has you covered.

Mark your calendars for 5-7 PM Wednesday, March 6, and get ready to meet faculty and staff, and see what NCC has in store for you.

Explore new programs including Nutrition and Wellness, Airport Management and Air Traffic Control beginning in Fall 2024. Tour the nursing simulation lab, automotive and aviation labs and hear about the in-demand careers that await graduates from programs like data analytics, electronic engineering technology, precision manufacturing, and many more.

Don't miss out on a chance for Tuition-Free College: find out about the Promise Program at Open House. If you are Pell-eligible, you could attend college tuition-free! The CCSNH Promise Program provides need-based gap funding for eligible in-state students.

Classes and career training all year

Sign up for the next 8-week semester starting March 18, browse summer classes, or prepare for a fresh start in Fall 2024. Choose from a variety of class options, including 16-week or compressed 8-week classes. Select online, on-campus, hybrid, or flex class formats. Check out the complete class schedule online and start envisioning your future at NCC.

NCC's career training courses are available year-round, including the Microelectronics Boot Camp, Precision Manufacturing Boot Camp, and Medical Assistant Training, among others. Many programs are WIOA eligible, and the 10-week Precision Manufacturing Boot Camp is free.

Credit for Prior Learning

At Open House, you can find out how to get credit for what you’ve already learned. Your prior college, work, and military background may count toward a new college credential.

Early College for High School Students

Find out how to earn college credit at a fraction of the regular tuition cost through Early College programs like Early College at your High School (Running Start), Early College on a College Campus, and Early College Online (eStart). Early College classes can count for both high school and college credit – and students can take two classes per academic year FREE through the Governor’s Scholarship.

For more information, contact Dual Enrollment Coordinator, Michelle Grimm, at 603.578.6915 or mgrimm@ccsnh.edu.

Save the Date

RSVP for Open House on March 6 at nashuacc.edu/openhouse. Our Admissions Team is here to answer all your questions, get in touch at 603.578.8908 or email nashua@ccsnh.edu.

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