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With 12 locations across the state, we’re within 25 miles of almost every Vermont household. With CCV you don’t have to travel far to access in-demand programs, flexible scheduling, and personalized support.
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Your Future is Calling
CCV’s Career Coach tool helps you identify your interests, explore CCV programs, and search for job opportunities that match both. Explore, connect, and keep moving forward.
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Get on Your Way to a Free Degree
A free degree through the Early College Program: Spend your senior year of high school at CCV, and then complete your associate degree for free.
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Become a Metallica Scholar!
This fall, CCV is pleased to offer the IT and Cyber Careers Scholarship, supporting students on the path to a rewarding, high-demand career.
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CCV Scholarship Calculator
Complete our short form to determine which scholarships you are eligible for. We can help you cover the cost of college.
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Whatever your interests and goals, there are CCV programs available to match them—you choose the path.
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Early College Opportunities at CCV
High school seniors can spend their senior year of high school at CCV for FREE in the Early College program and continue on for a second year after high school graduation to earn an associate degree at no cost through the Free Degree Promise. Join staff and current students for an open house and hear more about these programs, explore the application process, learn about financial aid, and get inspired by these amazing opportunities!
Virtual Info Session
Tuesday, March 25 at 6:00 PM
Open Houses
Tuesday, April 1 at 4:00 PM at CCV Montpelier
Thursday, April 17 at 4:00 PM at CCV Winooski
Tuesday, April 29 at 4:00 PM at CCV Brattleboro
Register for an open house or info session here.
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Welcome to Spring Semester!
CCV’s spring semester classes are officially underway! We’re here to help you reach your education and career goals, and have many resources available for you along the way.
- General Resources for Students has up-to-date information and resources to help you throughout the semester.
- The Current Students page includes information on account access and activation, student program and course planning, student finances, and more.
- Academic Support Services has information on advising, library, tutoring, and other resources to help you be successful.
- Have questions about paying for college? Reach out to one of our dedicated financial aid counselors.
Want to add a class, or haven’t registered yet? It’s not too late! View the course schedule to check out the Flex classes available this spring. Have a great semester!
The CCV News Magazine
CCV Now
Read the latest news about CCV and meet our students, faculty, and alumni.
Vermont’s Free Degree Promise Delivers
As a Williamstown High School junior, Blake Clark never imagined he would be fully employed with a college degree by age 20. Like many of his peers, he had not yet mapped his life after high school.
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Notable Now: Winter Edition
Here’s the latest roundup of news and announcements from the CCV community. Happy reading, and don’t forget to share your own Notables with us by emailing marketing@ccv.edu!
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Fall 2024 Scholarships & Academic Honors
CCV is pleased to recognize students who received scholarships and academic honors during the fall 2024 semester.
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CCV in the Media – January 2025
View the College’s recent press highlights.
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CCV welcomes the public to events online and at our academic centers throughout Vermont.
“CCV changed my life forever. The faculty and staff are so friendly and they really, truly care. They give you the confidence to become more than you ever thought you could. Being a CCV student is a one-of-a-kind experience!”
Nicole Cremo ’13 A.S. Criminal Justice
CCV-Upper Valley