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Allied Health Concentration (GSAH)*Art Professional Track (RTP) Traditional Program (RT)Automotive Technology (ATD)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTD)Broadcasting & Electronic Media (BCT)Business Administration Career (BAC) Transfer (BA)Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS)Communications Concentration (LAC)*Complementary Health Care (CHD) Massage Therapy (CHD) (pending program) Yoga Teacher Training (CHY)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGD)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGW)Computer Information Systems (CIS)Criminal Justice Corrections (CJCD) Law Enforcement (CJL)Dental Hygiene (DHY) Burbank CampusEarly Childhood Education Career (ECC) Transfer (ECT)Elementary Education Concentration (LAEL)*Energy Management (EGD) (program pending)Fire Science Technology (FS)Fitness Leadership & Exercise Science Concentration (LAX)General Studies (GS) Clinical Laboratory Science Track (GSCLS) Dental Hygiene Track (GSDH) History & Political Science Concentration (LAHP)*Human Services (HS)Liberal Arts (LA)Liberal Studies (LAS)Manufacturing Technology Plastics Technology (Nypro, Inc.) (PT)Medical Assisting (MAS)Natural Resources (NRD)Nursing (NU) and (NUE)Paralegal Studies (PLD)Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)Theatre Arts Concentration (LAT)*

Certificates

Allied Health (AHC)Automotive Technology (ATC)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTC)Business Administration (BUC)Complementary Health Care (CHC)Computer-assisted Accounting (CAA)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGDC)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGWC)Electronic Communications & Digital Media (EDC)Energy Management (EGC) (program pending)Fitness Leadership and Exercise Science (EXS)Human Services Technician (HSC)IT Support Specialist (ITC)Law Enforcement (CJLC)Massage Therapy (MTC) (program pending)Medical Coding & Billing (program pending)Medical Office (MOC)Office Assistant (OAC)Paralegal (PLS)Practical Nurse (PN)Professional Photography (program pending)Small Business Management (SBC)

The college reserves the right to add, revise, or withdraw programs.

Other OptionsEmergency Medical Technician Certificate of CompletionEnglish as a Second Language coursesHonors ProgramPhlebotomy Certificate of CompletionRadiologic Technologist Articulation Agreement

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= can be completed in the evening

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= can be completed entirely at the Leominster Campus

= most of the classes for this program are offered online

= Admission to this program is selective.

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www.mwcc.edu

Discover your opportunitiesMWCC is an accredited, public two-year institution serving 29 cities and towns in North Central Massachusetts. The 269-acre main campus is located in Gardner, Massachusetts; other campuses are located in Leominster and Devens. MWCC offers over 40 associate degree and certificate programs, adult basic education/GED programs, education and training for business and industry, and noncredit community service programs. MWCC students enjoy many support services and resources including the Academic Support Center, the Fitness and Wellness Center, and the 555-seat Theatre at the Mount. Courses are offered during the day and evening, on weekends, and online. Visit www.mwcc.edu.

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Prospective applicants must complete additional application requirements. The priority deadline for fall admission to NU is Jan. 15, Feb. 1 for DHY, Sept. 1 for PN, and Mar. 1 for CLS, MTC, and PTA, and advanced standing NU applicants. The PTA program is not accepting another class until fall 2010. The priority deadline for PN is Aug. 1 for spring admission at the Gardner Campus and May 1 for fall admission at the Devens Campus. Applications received after these dates are reviewed on a space-availabe basis.

*Denotes a concentration of an associate degree.

Go to www.mwcc.edu/programs for detailed information.

first step a Reality at a Glance and DirectionsTake the Make your Goals MWCC Campus Locations

Begin your future hereYou’ll immediately feel that Mount Wachusett Community College is for you. That’s because we are truly a community. We are friendly, eager to help, close-knit. You’ll work with caring faculty and staff who want you to excel. Our small class sizes ensure your involvement and your success. We thrive on diversity and so will you. We’ll challenge and inspire you. We’ll help you discover your academic potential and professional niche. MWCC is a place to learn about yourself. It’s the springboard to your future.

Call (978) 630-9284, email: admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by to schedule a campus visit.

Annual enrollment: 6,282

Full time: 44%

Part time: 56%

Female: 66%

Male: 34%

Average age: 29

Under age 18: 1%

18-19: 12%

20-24: 37%

25-34: 23%

35-49: 18%

50-65: 5%

Placement rate for careerprogram graduates: 86%

Train for a new careerCome to MWCC to prepare for high-demand careers in fields such as automotive technology, biotechnology, broadcasting, business, computer technology, criminal justice, early childhood education, graphic design, healthcare, human services, medical assisting/office, and paralegal studies.

Transfer to a four-year college or university (and save $$)Save thousands by getting your start toward a bachelor’s degree at MWCC. MWCC maintains several transfer agreements with both public and private colleges to make transfer easy. Through MassTransfer, students who meet QPA requirements and enter a MassTransfer program are guaranteed admission and receive a discount at four-year public colleges and universities. In addition to several 2+2 transfer agreements that allow you to complete your first two years at MWCC and then transfer as junior at a four-year college or university, MWCC now has several 3 Plus ONE agreements. Complete your first three years toward your bachelor’s degree at MWCC, at MWCC prices. The fourth year can be completed online, at the four-year college, or at an MWCC campus.

Upgrade your skills or take courses for funWhatever your learning interest, MWCC offers short-term, noncredit courses to help. Program lengths range from a few hours to several weeks. Learn new computer skills to help you at work. Enroll in an online management course as you work toward a promotion. Take a digital photography course so you take better photos on your vacation.

Visit www.mwcc.edu for the latest credit and noncredit options.

We mean businessBusinesses and organizations can improve employee skills, knowledge, retention, and morale with cost-effective, quality training. It’s easy—MWCC will provide your business with a training needs analysis, a customized educational plan, and then will help you apply for training dollars.Call: (978) 630-9575.

and CertificatesAssociate Degrees

Main Campus - Gardner444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440-1000(978) 632-6600

From Fitchburg and Points East: Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Western and Central Massachusetts: Route 2 East to Route 140 North (Exit 24). Turn left at the end of the exit ramp. Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Worcester and Providence: I-190 North from Worcester. From I-190, take Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Points North: Route 12 South to Route 140 South. Bear right onto Green Street. The college is one-half mile on the left.

Leominster Campus100 Erdman Way, Leominster, MA 01453(978) 840-3221

From Points East: Route 2 West to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right. At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

From Points West: Route 2 East to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right (you will cross over Route 2). At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

Devens CampusOne Jackson Place, 27 Jackson RoadDevens, MA 01434(978) 630-9569

From Route 2: From Route 2 East, take Exit 37; from Route 2 West, take Exit 37B. When you get off the exit, you will be on Jackson Road. Go approximately one mile and you will pass through a blinking light at Lake George Street/Patton Road. Go through the light and your next left will bring you into the parking lot.

Mount Wachusett Community College seeks to provide equal educational opportunities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, age, physical or mental disability, sex, national origin or ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or veteran status.

Contact us (978) 630-9284, email admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by for a visit.

MWCC licensure pass rate (2008):

Dental Hygiene: 100%

Nursing: 92.9%

Practical Nursing: 78%

Students with previous college experience: 71%

Degree-seeking studentsreceiving financial aid: 51%

Average class size: 14

Accreditation: New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Several associate degree programs have additional industry-specific accreditations. See individual program information in the college catalog for details.

Year founded: 1963

Clubs and organizations: 21

www.mwcc.edu

At MWCC, you will be preparedAssociate degrees prepare you for a career or transfer to a four-year college or university. Attending full time, you may complete the required twenty or more courses in as little as two years. You may also attend part time at your own pace. Many students have work or family responsibilities, and take slightly longer to complete their coursework.

Certificates are ideal for quickly acquiring training to launch a new career, strengthen current skills, or pursue an interest. You may complete the required eight or more courses in as few as two semesters full time, or part time at a pace convenient for you.

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Associate Degrees

Allied Health Concentration (GSAH)*Art Professional Track (RTP) Traditional Program (RT)Automotive Technology (ATD)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTD)Broadcasting & Electronic Media (BCT)Business Administration Career (BAC) Transfer (BA)Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS)Communications Concentration (LAC)*Complementary Health Care (CHD) Massage Therapy (CHD) (pending program) Yoga Teacher Training (CHY)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGD)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGW)Computer Information Systems (CIS)Criminal Justice Corrections (CJCD) Law Enforcement (CJL)Dental Hygiene (DHY) Burbank CampusEarly Childhood Education Career (ECC) Transfer (ECT)Elementary Education Concentration (LAEL)*Energy Management (EGD) (program pending)Fire Science Technology (FS)Fitness Leadership & Exercise Science Concentration (LAX)General Studies (GS) Clinical Laboratory Science Track (GSCLS) Dental Hygiene Track (GSDH) History & Political Science Concentration (LAHP)*Human Services (HS)Liberal Arts (LA)Liberal Studies (LAS)Manufacturing Technology Plastics Technology (Nypro, Inc.) (PT)Medical Assisting (MAS)Natural Resources (NRD)Nursing (NU) and (NUE)Paralegal Studies (PLD)Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)Theatre Arts Concentration (LAT)*

Certificates

Allied Health (AHC)Automotive Technology (ATC)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTC)Business Administration (BUC)Complementary Health Care (CHC)Computer-assisted Accounting (CAA)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGDC)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGWC)Electronic Communications & Digital Media (EDC)Energy Management (EGC) (program pending)Fitness Leadership and Exercise Science (EXS)Human Services Technician (HSC)IT Support Specialist (ITC)Law Enforcement (CJLC)Massage Therapy (MTC) (program pending)Medical Coding & Billing (program pending)Medical Office (MOC)Office Assistant (OAC)Paralegal (PLS)Practical Nurse (PN)Professional Photography (program pending)Small Business Management (SBC)

The college reserves the right to add, revise, or withdraw programs.

Other OptionsEmergency Medical Technician Certificate of CompletionEnglish as a Second Language coursesHonors ProgramPhlebotomy Certificate of CompletionRadiologic Technologist Articulation Agreement

Legend

= can be completed during the day

= can be completed entirely at the Devens Campus

= can be completed in the evening

= can be completed entirely at the Gardner Campus

= can be completed entirely at the Leominster Campus

= most of the classes for this program are offered online

= Admission to this program is selective.

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www.mwcc.edu

Discover your opportunitiesMWCC is an accredited, public two-year institution serving 29 cities and towns in North Central Massachusetts. The 269-acre main campus is located in Gardner, Massachusetts; other campuses are located in Leominster and Devens. MWCC offers over 40 associate degree and certificate programs, adult basic education/GED programs, education and training for business and industry, and noncredit community service programs. MWCC students enjoy many support services and resources including the Academic Support Center, the Fitness and Wellness Center, and the 555-seat Theatre at the Mount. Courses are offered during the day and evening, on weekends, and online. Visit www.mwcc.edu.

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Prospective applicants must complete additional application requirements. The priority deadline for fall admission to NU is Jan. 15, Feb. 1 for DHY, Sept. 1 for PN, and Mar. 1 for CLS, MTC, and PTA, and advanced standing NU applicants. The PTA program is not accepting another class until fall 2010. The priority deadline for PN is Aug. 1 for spring admission at the Gardner Campus and May 1 for fall admission at the Devens Campus. Applications received after these dates are reviewed on a space-availabe basis.

*Denotes a concentration of an associate degree.

Go to www.mwcc.edu/programs for detailed information.

first step a Reality at a Glance and DirectionsTake the Make your Goals MWCC Campus Locations

Begin your future hereYou’ll immediately feel that Mount Wachusett Community College is for you. That’s because we are truly a community. We are friendly, eager to help, close-knit. You’ll work with caring faculty and staff who want you to excel. Our small class sizes ensure your involvement and your success. We thrive on diversity and so will you. We’ll challenge and inspire you. We’ll help you discover your academic potential and professional niche. MWCC is a place to learn about yourself. It’s the springboard to your future.

Call (978) 630-9284, email: admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by to schedule a campus visit.

Annual enrollment: 6,282

Full time: 44%

Part time: 56%

Female: 66%

Male: 34%

Average age: 29

Under age 18: 1%

18-19: 12%

20-24: 37%

25-34: 23%

35-49: 18%

50-65: 5%

Placement rate for careerprogram graduates: 86%

Train for a new careerCome to MWCC to prepare for high-demand careers in fields such as automotive technology, biotechnology, broadcasting, business, computer technology, criminal justice, early childhood education, graphic design, healthcare, human services, medical assisting/office, and paralegal studies.

Transfer to a four-year college or university (and save $$)Save thousands by getting your start toward a bachelor’s degree at MWCC. MWCC maintains several transfer agreements with both public and private colleges to make transfer easy. Through MassTransfer, students who meet QPA requirements and enter a MassTransfer program are guaranteed admission and receive a discount at four-year public colleges and universities. In addition to several 2+2 transfer agreements that allow you to complete your first two years at MWCC and then transfer as junior at a four-year college or university, MWCC now has several 3 Plus ONE agreements. Complete your first three years toward your bachelor’s degree at MWCC, at MWCC prices. The fourth year can be completed online, at the four-year college, or at an MWCC campus.

Upgrade your skills or take courses for funWhatever your learning interest, MWCC offers short-term, noncredit courses to help. Program lengths range from a few hours to several weeks. Learn new computer skills to help you at work. Enroll in an online management course as you work toward a promotion. Take a digital photography course so you take better photos on your vacation.

Visit www.mwcc.edu for the latest credit and noncredit options.

We mean businessBusinesses and organizations can improve employee skills, knowledge, retention, and morale with cost-effective, quality training. It’s easy—MWCC will provide your business with a training needs analysis, a customized educational plan, and then will help you apply for training dollars.Call: (978) 630-9575.

and CertificatesAssociate Degrees

Main Campus - Gardner444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440-1000(978) 632-6600

From Fitchburg and Points East: Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Western and Central Massachusetts: Route 2 East to Route 140 North (Exit 24). Turn left at the end of the exit ramp. Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Worcester and Providence: I-190 North from Worcester. From I-190, take Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Points North: Route 12 South to Route 140 South. Bear right onto Green Street. The college is one-half mile on the left.

Leominster Campus100 Erdman Way, Leominster, MA 01453(978) 840-3221

From Points East: Route 2 West to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right. At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

From Points West: Route 2 East to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right (you will cross over Route 2). At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

Devens CampusOne Jackson Place, 27 Jackson RoadDevens, MA 01434(978) 630-9569

From Route 2: From Route 2 East, take Exit 37; from Route 2 West, take Exit 37B. When you get off the exit, you will be on Jackson Road. Go approximately one mile and you will pass through a blinking light at Lake George Street/Patton Road. Go through the light and your next left will bring you into the parking lot.

Mount Wachusett Community College seeks to provide equal educational opportunities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, age, physical or mental disability, sex, national origin or ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or veteran status.

Contact us (978) 630-9284, email admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by for a visit.

MWCC licensure pass rate (2008):

Dental Hygiene: 100%

Nursing: 92.9%

Practical Nursing: 78%

Students with previous college experience: 71%

Degree-seeking studentsreceiving financial aid: 51%

Average class size: 14

Accreditation: New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Several associate degree programs have additional industry-specific accreditations. See individual program information in the college catalog for details.

Year founded: 1963

Clubs and organizations: 21

www.mwcc.edu

At MWCC, you will be preparedAssociate degrees prepare you for a career or transfer to a four-year college or university. Attending full time, you may complete the required twenty or more courses in as little as two years. You may also attend part time at your own pace. Many students have work or family responsibilities, and take slightly longer to complete their coursework.

Certificates are ideal for quickly acquiring training to launch a new career, strengthen current skills, or pursue an interest. You may complete the required eight or more courses in as few as two semesters full time, or part time at a pace convenient for you.

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Allied Health Concentration (GSAH)*Art Professional Track (RTP) Traditional Program (RT)Automotive Technology (ATD)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTD)Broadcasting & Electronic Media (BCT)Business Administration Career (BAC) Transfer (BA)Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS)Communications Concentration (LAC)*Complementary Health Care (CHD) Massage Therapy (CHD) (pending program) Yoga Teacher Training (CHY)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGD)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGW)Computer Information Systems (CIS)Criminal Justice Corrections (CJCD) Law Enforcement (CJL)Dental Hygiene (DHY) Burbank CampusEarly Childhood Education Career (ECC) Transfer (ECT)Elementary Education Concentration (LAEL)*Energy Management (EGD) (program pending)Fire Science Technology (FS)Fitness Leadership & Exercise Science Concentration (LAX)General Studies (GS) Clinical Laboratory Science Track (GSCLS) Dental Hygiene Track (GSDH) History & Political Science Concentration (LAHP)*Human Services (HS)Liberal Arts (LA)Liberal Studies (LAS)Manufacturing Technology Plastics Technology (Nypro, Inc.) (PT)Medical Assisting (MAS)Natural Resources (NRD)Nursing (NU) and (NUE)Paralegal Studies (PLD)Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)Theatre Arts Concentration (LAT)*

Certificates

Allied Health (AHC)Automotive Technology (ATC)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTC)Business Administration (BUC)Complementary Health Care (CHC)Computer-assisted Accounting (CAA)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGDC)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGWC)Electronic Communications & Digital Media (EDC)Energy Management (EGC) (program pending)Fitness Leadership and Exercise Science (EXS)Human Services Technician (HSC)IT Support Specialist (ITC)Law Enforcement (CJLC)Massage Therapy (MTC) (program pending)Medical Coding & Billing (program pending)Medical Office (MOC)Office Assistant (OAC)Paralegal (PLS)Practical Nurse (PN)Professional Photography (program pending)Small Business Management (SBC)

The college reserves the right to add, revise, or withdraw programs.

Other OptionsEmergency Medical Technician Certificate of CompletionEnglish as a Second Language coursesHonors ProgramPhlebotomy Certificate of CompletionRadiologic Technologist Articulation Agreement

Legend

= can be completed during the day

= can be completed entirely at the Devens Campus

= can be completed in the evening

= can be completed entirely at the Gardner Campus

= can be completed entirely at the Leominster Campus

= most of the classes for this program are offered online

= Admission to this program is selective.

at MWCCStart Near Go FarAbout MWCC

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Discover your opportunitiesMWCC is an accredited, public two-year institution serving 29 cities and towns in North Central Massachusetts. The 269-acre main campus is located in Gardner, Massachusetts; other campuses are located in Leominster and Devens. MWCC offers over 40 associate degree and certificate programs, adult basic education/GED programs, education and training for business and industry, and noncredit community service programs. MWCC students enjoy many support services and resources including the Academic Support Center, the Fitness and Wellness Center, and the 555-seat Theatre at the Mount. Courses are offered during the day and evening, on weekends, and online. Visit www.mwcc.edu.

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*Denotes a concentration of an associate degree.

Go to www.mwcc.edu/programs for detailed information.

first step a Reality at a Glance and DirectionsTake the Make your Goals MWCC Campus Locations

Begin your future hereYou’ll immediately feel that Mount Wachusett Community College is for you. That’s because we are truly a community. We are friendly, eager to help, close-knit. You’ll work with caring faculty and staff who want you to excel. Our small class sizes ensure your involvement and your success. We thrive on diversity and so will you. We’ll challenge and inspire you. We’ll help you discover your academic potential and professional niche. MWCC is a place to learn about yourself. It’s the springboard to your future.

Call (978) 630-9284, email: admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by to schedule a campus visit.

Annual enrollment: 6,282

Full time: 44%

Part time: 56%

Female: 66%

Male: 34%

Average age: 29

Under age 18: 1%

18-19: 12%

20-24: 37%

25-34: 23%

35-49: 18%

50-65: 5%

Placement rate for careerprogram graduates: 86%

Train for a new careerCome to MWCC to prepare for high-demand careers in fields such as automotive technology, biotechnology, broadcasting, business, computer technology, criminal justice, early childhood education, graphic design, healthcare, human services, medical assisting/office, and paralegal studies.

Transfer to a four-year college or university (and save $$)Save thousands by getting your start toward a bachelor’s degree at MWCC. MWCC maintains several transfer agreements with both public and private colleges to make transfer easy. Through MassTransfer, students who meet QPA requirements and enter a MassTransfer program are guaranteed admission and receive a discount at four-year public colleges and universities. In addition to several 2+2 transfer agreements that allow you to complete your first two years at MWCC and then transfer as junior at a four-year college or university, MWCC now has several 3 Plus ONE agreements. Complete your first three years toward your bachelor’s degree at MWCC, at MWCC prices. The fourth year can be completed online, at the four-year college, or at an MWCC campus.

Upgrade your skills or take courses for funWhatever your learning interest, MWCC offers short-term, noncredit courses to help. Program lengths range from a few hours to several weeks. Learn new computer skills to help you at work. Enroll in an online management course as you work toward a promotion. Take a digital photography course so you take better photos on your vacation.

Visit www.mwcc.edu for the latest credit and noncredit options.

We mean businessBusinesses and organizations can improve employee skills, knowledge, retention, and morale with cost-effective, quality training. It’s easy—MWCC will provide your business with a training needs analysis, a customized educational plan, and then will help you apply for training dollars.Call: (978) 630-9575.

and CertificatesAssociate Degrees

Main Campus - Gardner444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440-1000(978) 632-6600

From Fitchburg and Points East: Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Western and Central Massachusetts: Route 2 East to Route 140 North (Exit 24). Turn left at the end of the exit ramp. Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Worcester and Providence: I-190 North from Worcester. From I-190, take Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Points North: Route 12 South to Route 140 South. Bear right onto Green Street. The college is one-half mile on the left.

Leominster Campus100 Erdman Way, Leominster, MA 01453(978) 840-3221

From Points East: Route 2 West to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right. At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

From Points West: Route 2 East to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right (you will cross over Route 2). At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

Devens CampusOne Jackson Place, 27 Jackson RoadDevens, MA 01434(978) 630-9569

From Route 2: From Route 2 East, take Exit 37; from Route 2 West, take Exit 37B. When you get off the exit, you will be on Jackson Road. Go approximately one mile and you will pass through a blinking light at Lake George Street/Patton Road. Go through the light and your next left will bring you into the parking lot.

Mount Wachusett Community College seeks to provide equal educational opportunities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, age, physical or mental disability, sex, national origin or ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or veteran status.

Contact us (978) 630-9284, email admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by for a visit.

MWCC licensure pass rate (2008):

Dental Hygiene: 100%

Nursing: 92.9%

Practical Nursing: 78%

Students with previous college experience: 71%

Degree-seeking studentsreceiving financial aid: 51%

Average class size: 14

Accreditation: New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Several associate degree programs have additional industry-specific accreditations. See individual program information in the college catalog for details.

Year founded: 1963

Clubs and organizations: 21

www.mwcc.edu

At MWCC, you will be preparedAssociate degrees prepare you for a career or transfer to a four-year college or university. Attending full time, you may complete the required twenty or more courses in as little as two years. You may also attend part time at your own pace. Many students have work or family responsibilities, and take slightly longer to complete their coursework.

Certificates are ideal for quickly acquiring training to launch a new career, strengthen current skills, or pursue an interest. You may complete the required eight or more courses in as few as two semesters full time, or part time at a pace convenient for you.

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Allied Health Concentration (GSAH)*Art Professional Track (RTP) Traditional Program (RT)Automotive Technology (ATD)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTD)Broadcasting & Electronic Media (BCT)Business Administration Career (BAC) Transfer (BA)Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS)Communications Concentration (LAC)*Complementary Health Care (CHD) Massage Therapy (CHD) (pending program) Yoga Teacher Training (CHY)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGD)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGW)Computer Information Systems (CIS)Criminal Justice Corrections (CJCD) Law Enforcement (CJL)Dental Hygiene (DHY) Burbank CampusEarly Childhood Education Career (ECC) Transfer (ECT)Elementary Education Concentration (LAEL)*Energy Management (EGD) (program pending)Fire Science Technology (FS)Fitness Leadership & Exercise Science Concentration (LAX)General Studies (GS) Clinical Laboratory Science Track (GSCLS) Dental Hygiene Track (GSDH) History & Political Science Concentration (LAHP)*Human Services (HS)Liberal Arts (LA)Liberal Studies (LAS)Manufacturing Technology Plastics Technology (Nypro, Inc.) (PT)Medical Assisting (MAS)Natural Resources (NRD)Nursing (NU) and (NUE)Paralegal Studies (PLD)Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)Theatre Arts Concentration (LAT)*

Certificates

Allied Health (AHC)Automotive Technology (ATC)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTC)Business Administration (BUC)Complementary Health Care (CHC)Computer-assisted Accounting (CAA)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGDC)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGWC)Electronic Communications & Digital Media (EDC)Energy Management (EGC) (program pending)Fitness Leadership and Exercise Science (EXS)Human Services Technician (HSC)IT Support Specialist (ITC)Law Enforcement (CJLC)Massage Therapy (MTC) (program pending)Medical Coding & Billing (program pending)Medical Office (MOC)Office Assistant (OAC)Paralegal (PLS)Practical Nurse (PN)Professional Photography (program pending)Small Business Management (SBC)

The college reserves the right to add, revise, or withdraw programs.

Other OptionsEmergency Medical Technician Certificate of CompletionEnglish as a Second Language coursesHonors ProgramPhlebotomy Certificate of CompletionRadiologic Technologist Articulation Agreement

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= can be completed in the evening

= can be completed entirely at the Gardner Campus

= can be completed entirely at the Leominster Campus

= most of the classes for this program are offered online

= Admission to this program is selective.

at MWCCStart Near Go FarAbout MWCC

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www.mwcc.edu

Discover your opportunitiesMWCC is an accredited, public two-year institution serving 29 cities and towns in North Central Massachusetts. The 269-acre main campus is located in Gardner, Massachusetts; other campuses are located in Leominster and Devens. MWCC offers over 40 associate degree and certificate programs, adult basic education/GED programs, education and training for business and industry, and noncredit community service programs. MWCC students enjoy many support services and resources including the Academic Support Center, the Fitness and Wellness Center, and the 555-seat Theatre at the Mount. Courses are offered during the day and evening, on weekends, and online. Visit www.mwcc.edu.

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Prospective applicants must complete additional application requirements. The priority deadline for fall admission to NU is Jan. 15, Feb. 1 for DHY, Sept. 1 for PN, and Mar. 1 for CLS, MTC, and PTA, and advanced standing NU applicants. The PTA program is not accepting another class until fall 2010. The priority deadline for PN is Aug. 1 for spring admission at the Gardner Campus and May 1 for fall admission at the Devens Campus. Applications received after these dates are reviewed on a space-availabe basis.

*Denotes a concentration of an associate degree.

Go to www.mwcc.edu/programs for detailed information.

first step a Reality at a Glance and DirectionsTake the Make your Goals MWCC Campus Locations

Begin your future hereYou’ll immediately feel that Mount Wachusett Community College is for you. That’s because we are truly a community. We are friendly, eager to help, close-knit. You’ll work with caring faculty and staff who want you to excel. Our small class sizes ensure your involvement and your success. We thrive on diversity and so will you. We’ll challenge and inspire you. We’ll help you discover your academic potential and professional niche. MWCC is a place to learn about yourself. It’s the springboard to your future.

Call (978) 630-9284, email: admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by to schedule a campus visit.

Annual enrollment: 6,282

Full time: 44%

Part time: 56%

Female: 66%

Male: 34%

Average age: 29

Under age 18: 1%

18-19: 12%

20-24: 37%

25-34: 23%

35-49: 18%

50-65: 5%

Placement rate for careerprogram graduates: 86%

Train for a new careerCome to MWCC to prepare for high-demand careers in fields such as automotive technology, biotechnology, broadcasting, business, computer technology, criminal justice, early childhood education, graphic design, healthcare, human services, medical assisting/office, and paralegal studies.

Transfer to a four-year college or university (and save $$)Save thousands by getting your start toward a bachelor’s degree at MWCC. MWCC maintains several transfer agreements with both public and private colleges to make transfer easy. Through MassTransfer, students who meet QPA requirements and enter a MassTransfer program are guaranteed admission and receive a discount at four-year public colleges and universities. In addition to several 2+2 transfer agreements that allow you to complete your first two years at MWCC and then transfer as junior at a four-year college or university, MWCC now has several 3 Plus ONE agreements. Complete your first three years toward your bachelor’s degree at MWCC, at MWCC prices. The fourth year can be completed online, at the four-year college, or at an MWCC campus.

Upgrade your skills or take courses for funWhatever your learning interest, MWCC offers short-term, noncredit courses to help. Program lengths range from a few hours to several weeks. Learn new computer skills to help you at work. Enroll in an online management course as you work toward a promotion. Take a digital photography course so you take better photos on your vacation.

Visit www.mwcc.edu for the latest credit and noncredit options.

We mean businessBusinesses and organizations can improve employee skills, knowledge, retention, and morale with cost-effective, quality training. It’s easy—MWCC will provide your business with a training needs analysis, a customized educational plan, and then will help you apply for training dollars.Call: (978) 630-9575.

and CertificatesAssociate Degrees

Main Campus - Gardner444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440-1000(978) 632-6600

From Fitchburg and Points East: Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Western and Central Massachusetts: Route 2 East to Route 140 North (Exit 24). Turn left at the end of the exit ramp. Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Worcester and Providence: I-190 North from Worcester. From I-190, take Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Points North: Route 12 South to Route 140 South. Bear right onto Green Street. The college is one-half mile on the left.

Leominster Campus100 Erdman Way, Leominster, MA 01453(978) 840-3221

From Points East: Route 2 West to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right. At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

From Points West: Route 2 East to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right (you will cross over Route 2). At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

Devens CampusOne Jackson Place, 27 Jackson RoadDevens, MA 01434(978) 630-9569

From Route 2: From Route 2 East, take Exit 37; from Route 2 West, take Exit 37B. When you get off the exit, you will be on Jackson Road. Go approximately one mile and you will pass through a blinking light at Lake George Street/Patton Road. Go through the light and your next left will bring you into the parking lot.

Mount Wachusett Community College seeks to provide equal educational opportunities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, age, physical or mental disability, sex, national origin or ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or veteran status.

Contact us (978) 630-9284, email admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by for a visit.

MWCC licensure pass rate (2008):

Dental Hygiene: 100%

Nursing: 92.9%

Practical Nursing: 78%

Students with previous college experience: 71%

Degree-seeking studentsreceiving financial aid: 51%

Average class size: 14

Accreditation: New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Several associate degree programs have additional industry-specific accreditations. See individual program information in the college catalog for details.

Year founded: 1963

Clubs and organizations: 21

www.mwcc.edu

At MWCC, you will be preparedAssociate degrees prepare you for a career or transfer to a four-year college or university. Attending full time, you may complete the required twenty or more courses in as little as two years. You may also attend part time at your own pace. Many students have work or family responsibilities, and take slightly longer to complete their coursework.

Certificates are ideal for quickly acquiring training to launch a new career, strengthen current skills, or pursue an interest. You may complete the required eight or more courses in as few as two semesters full time, or part time at a pace convenient for you.

first step a Reality at a Glance and DirectionsTake the Make your Goals MWCC Campus Locations

Begin your future hereYou’ll immediately feel that Mount Wachusett Community College is for you. That’s because we are truly a community. We are friendly, eager to help, close-knit. You’ll work with caring faculty and staff who want you to excel. Our small class sizes ensure your involvement and your success. We thrive on diversity and so will you. We’ll challenge and inspire you. We’ll help you discover your academic potential and professional niche. MWCC is a place to learn about yourself. It’s the springboard to your future.

Call (978) 630-9284, email: admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by to schedule a campus visit.

Annual enrollment: 6,282

Full time: 44%

Part time: 56%

Female: 66%

Male: 34%

Average age: 29

Under age 18: 1%

18-19: 12%

20-24: 37%

25-34: 23%

35-49: 18%

50-65: 5%

Placement rate for careerprogram graduates: 86%

Train for a new careerCome to MWCC to prepare for high-demand careers in fields such as automotive technology, biotechnology, broadcasting, business, computer technology, criminal justice, early childhood education, graphic design, healthcare, human services, medical assisting/office, and paralegal studies.

Transfer to a four-year college or university (and save $$)Save thousands by getting your start toward a bachelor’s degree at MWCC. MWCC maintains several transfer agreements with both public and private colleges to make transfer easy. Through MassTransfer, students who meet QPA requirements and enter a MassTransfer program are guaranteed admission and receive a discount at four-year public colleges and universities. In addition to several 2+2 transfer agreements that allow you to complete your first two years at MWCC and then transfer as junior at a four-year college or university, MWCC now has several 3 Plus ONE agreements. Complete your first three years toward your bachelor’s degree at MWCC, at MWCC prices. The fourth year can be completed online, at the four-year college, or at an MWCC campus.

Upgrade your skills or take courses for funWhatever your learning interest, MWCC offers short-term, noncredit courses to help. Program lengths range from a few hours to several weeks. Learn new computer skills to help you at work. Enroll in an online management course as you work toward a promotion. Take a digital photography course so you take better photos on your vacation.

Visit www.mwcc.edu for the latest credit and noncredit options.

We mean businessBusinesses and organizations can improve employee skills, knowledge, retention, and morale with cost-effective, quality training. It’s easy—MWCC will provide your business with a training needs analysis, a customized educational plan, and then will help you apply for training dollars.Call: (978) 630-9575.

and CertificatesAssociate Degrees

Main Campus - Gardner444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440-1000(978) 632-6600

From Fitchburg and Points East: Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Western and Central Massachusetts: Route 2 East to Route 140 North (Exit 24). Turn left at the end of the exit ramp. Proceed three miles on this route. Pass through two traffic lights. Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Worcester and Providence: I-190 North from Worcester. From I-190, take Route 2 West to Route 140 North (Exit 24B). Exit sign reads “140 North to Winchendon and Ashburnham.” Proceed one-half mile past the second light and take a left turn onto Matthews Street. The college entrance is one mile on the right.

From Points North: Route 12 South to Route 140 South. Bear right onto Green Street. The college is one-half mile on the left.

Leominster Campus100 Erdman Way, Leominster, MA 01453(978) 840-3221

From Points East: Route 2 West to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right. At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

From Points West: Route 2 East to Exit 31B – Route 12 North. At the end of the exit ramp, go right (you will cross over Route 2). At the lights, take a right onto Erdman Way. The campus is located in the second building on the left (red brick building) across from the Four Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of the building.

Devens CampusOne Jackson Place, 27 Jackson RoadDevens, MA 01434(978) 630-9569

From Route 2: From Route 2 East, take Exit 37; from Route 2 West, take Exit 37B. When you get off the exit, you will be on Jackson Road. Go approximately one mile and you will pass through a blinking light at Lake George Street/Patton Road. Go through the light and your next left will bring you into the parking lot.

Mount Wachusett Community College seeks to provide equal educational opportunities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, age, physical or mental disability, sex, national origin or ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or veteran status.

Contact us (978) 630-9284, email admissions@mwcc.mass.edu, or stop by for a visit.

MWCC licensure pass rate (2008):

Dental Hygiene: 100%

Nursing: 92.9%

Practical Nursing: 78%

Students with previous college experience: 71%

Degree-seeking studentsreceiving financial aid: 51%

Average class size: 14

Accreditation: New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Several associate degree programs have additional industry-specific accreditations. See individual program information in the college catalog for details.

Year founded: 1963

Clubs and organizations: 21

www.mwcc.edu

At MWCC, you will be preparedAssociate degrees prepare you for a career or transfer to a four-year college or university. Attending full time, you may complete the required twenty or more courses in as little as two years. You may also attend part time at your own pace. Many students have work or family responsibilities, and take slightly longer to complete their coursework.

Certificates are ideal for quickly acquiring training to launch a new career, strengthen current skills, or pursue an interest. You may complete the required eight or more courses in as few as two semesters full time, or part time at a pace convenient for you.

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Certificates

Allied Health (AHC)Automotive Technology (ATC)Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTC)Business Administration (BUC)Complementary Health Care (CHC)Computer-assisted Accounting (CAA)Computer Graphic Design-Print (CGDC)Computer Graphic Design-Web (CGWC)Electronic Communications & Digital Media (EDC)Energy Management (EGC) (program pending)Fitness Leadership and Exercise Science (EXS)Human Services Technician (HSC)IT Support Specialist (ITC)Law Enforcement (CJLC)Massage Therapy (MTC) (program pending)Medical Coding & Billing (program pending)Medical Office (MOC)Office Assistant (OAC)Paralegal (PLS)Practical Nurse (PN)Professional Photography (program pending)Small Business Management (SBC)

The college reserves the right to add, revise, or withdraw programs.

Other OptionsEmergency Medical Technician Certificate of CompletionEnglish as a Second Language coursesHonors ProgramPhlebotomy Certificate of CompletionRadiologic Technologist Articulation Agreement

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= can be completed entirely at the Devens Campus

= can be completed in the evening

= can be completed entirely at the Gardner Campus

= can be completed entirely at the Leominster Campus

= most of the classes for this program are offered online

= Admission to this program is selective.

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Discover your opportunitiesMWCC is an accredited, public two-year institution serving 29 cities and towns in North Central Massachusetts. The 269-acre main campus is located in Gardner, Massachusetts; other campuses are located in Leominster and Devens. MWCC offers over 40 associate degree and certificate programs, adult basic education/GED programs, education and training for business and industry, and noncredit community service programs. MWCC students enjoy many support services and resources including the Academic Support Center, the Fitness and Wellness Center, and the 555-seat Theatre at the Mount. Courses are offered during the day and evening, on weekends, and online. Visit www.mwcc.edu.

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Prospective applicants must complete additional application requirements. The priority deadline for fall admission to NU is Jan. 15, Feb. 1 for DHY, Sept. 1 for PN, and Mar. 1 for CLS, MTC, and PTA, and advanced standing NU applicants. The PTA program is not accepting another class until fall 2010. The priority deadline for PN is Aug. 1 for spring admission at the Gardner Campus and May 1 for fall admission at the Devens Campus. Applications received after these dates are reviewed on a space-availabe basis.

*Denotes a concentration of an associate degree.

Go to www.mwcc.edu/programs for detailed information.