Announcements & Campus Updates

Spring classes are officially underway and we’re excited to welcome students back. Our spring 2023 classes are taking place in multiple online formats and through in-person learning, and we’re pleased to share the many resources that are available to help you succeed. 

• The Current Students page includes information on account access and activation, student program and course planning, student finances, and more.
• General Resources for Students has up-to-date information and resources to help you throughout the semester.
• Academic Support Services has information on advising, library, tutoring, and other resources to help you be successful.
• CCV’s Health and Wellness page has tips and resources to help you establish lasting wellness practices to help you get through college and carry on through your life.
• Visit New Scholarship Opportunities for Vermont Students to learn about the funding available this spring.

View the welcome message from CCV President Joyce Judy, and have a great semester!

Students: earn your certificate or degree in early childhood education (ECE) sooner, and get paid to do it! The Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC) Early Childhood Residency Program pays $3,500 for up to two semesters to ECE students who agree to increase their course enrollment, allowing you to graduate sooner while working in the field.

Applications for the program are due by 5pm on December 15, 2022. Program eligibility requirements are detailed in the scholarship application – complete it in just 20 minutes today!

Earn a debt-free degree at CCV.

Registration for spring 2023 classes is now open. CCV is the most affordable college in Vermont, and our financial aid counselors and academic advisors are here to help you from application to graduation. We are proud to offer personalized support and financial aid opportunities to our students. Check out the 802 Opportunity Grant to see if you’re eligible for a tuition-free degree.

CCV offers many ways to register for courses. Visit ccv.edu/register and choose the option that’s most convenient for you!

New to CCV? Fill out our free application to get started today.

Fall classes are officially underway and and students are taking classes around the state and in multiple flexible formats. Want to add a class, or haven’t registered yet? It’s not too late! Check out the course schedule to see our full list of fall offerings.

Visit our resources page to explore the many programs, tools, and supports that are available to help you succeed this semester and beyond. Also find information on account access and activation, student program and course planning, student finances, and more on the current students page. In addition, many academic support services are available. Have a great summer!

CCV offers a flexible education to fit college into your busy life.

Registration for fall 2022 classes is now open. CCV is the most affordable college in Vermont, and financial aid counselors are here to help you pay for college, from application to graduation. 

This fall, choose from hundreds of courses in 6 different formats. Enjoy small classes, flexible scheduling, and one-on-one support from instructors and advisors.

CCV offers many ways to register for courses. Visit ccv.edu/register and choose the option that’s most convenient for you! 

New to CCV? Fill out our free application to get started today.

Have you thought about becoming a coder, but weren’t sure where to start?

CCV and Upright Education are offering a part-time, 24-week Software Development Bootcamp. Earn a non-credit certificate in software development that will help you land a job in the tech industry. This 24-week, part-time course is offered online and requires no prior experience.

The Software Development Bootcamp offers the flexibility you need to work and learn at the same time, as well as career services support and a robust coding curriculum. Complete the course with in-demand coding skills and be ready to launch your new career.

The online bootcamp starts June 28, 2022. To learn more and apply today, visit https://bootcamp.ccv.edu/software-development-part-time

CCV’s summer semester has begun, and students are taking classes around the state and in six different flexible formats. Want to add a class, or haven’t registered yet? It’s not too late! Check out the course schedule to see our full list of summer offerings.

Visit our resources page to explore the many programs, tools, and supports that are available to help you succeed this semester and beyond. Also find information on account access and activation, student program and course planning, student finances, and more on the current students page. Have a great summer!

It’s almost here! Save the date for CCV’s in-person commencement on June 4, 2022. We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2022 alongside CCV staff, faculty, and graduates and their families. 

Complete your steps to graduation, including accessing your program evaluation, filling out the graduation application, and taking the QRA, at ccv.edu/graduation.

The deadline for ordering caps and gowns has passed. Those who have already placed an order will be able to pick up caps and gowns at academic centers or at graduation.

For more commencement information, visit ccv.edu/graduation.

CCV is pleased to announce the Healthcare Careers Pathway, a program offered in partnership with Copley Hospital that provides participants the opportunity to explore careers in healthcare through job shadowing and classes. In this “earn as you learn” program model, students will take classes at CCV-Morrisville and receive college credit, while simultaneously job shadowing at Copley and earning money. This tuition-free 12-week program begins in May 2022.

For more information on the program as well as participant responsibilities and qualifications visit copleyvt.org.

CCV is excited to announce three virtual open house information sessions for high school students and their parents. Topics include paying for college and financial aid, free opportunities for high school students, and opportunities for high school graduates. All are invited to meet current students and staff, ask questions, and learn about the many programs available to Vermont students at CCV.

March 22, 2022 (6 – 7 PM)  – Paying for College 
March 29, 2022 (6 – 7 PM)  – Free Opportunities for High School Students
April 5, 2022 (6 – 7 PM) – Great Opportunities for High School Graduates

To register for one or more sessions, visit ccv.edu/openhouse.

Classes are officially underway and we’re excited to welcome students back to CCV centers. Our spring 2022 classes are taking place in multiple online formats and through in-person learning, and we’re pleased to share the many resources that are available to help you succeed. 

• General Resources for Students has up-to-date information and resources to help you throughout the semester, including wellness resources like TalkCampus.
• 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 a great semester!

Registration for Spring 2022 classes is now open. Choose from hundreds of courses in six different formats, including dozens of in-person options. Enjoy small classes, flexible scheduling, and personalized support from instructors and advisors.

CCV offers many ways to register for courses. Visit ccv.edu/register and choose the option that’s most convenient for you! 

New to CCV? Fill out our free application to get started.

This year, CCV and the Vermont State Colleges are offering millions of dollars in scholarships, free tuition, and other financial aid opportunities. Generous funding from the State of Vermont is supporting multiple programs for Vermont residents. Visit the New Scholarship Opportunities for Vermont Students page to learn more, determine your eligibility, and get started today.

The State of Vermont, Vermont State Colleges System, and VSAC are providing a gift to 2020 and 2021 Vermont high school graduates of one tuition-free college or training course at CCV or any VSCS school. The Green Mountain Grad program is available to all 2021 and 2020 grads, even if they are already enrolled in a VSCS school. The program covers summer courses starting after July 1, 2021, fall 2021 courses, and spring 2022 courses. Tuition is free, but some courses may have fees, textbooks, and other materials that students are responsible for. CCV financial aid counselors can help with those details.

For more information on the Green Mountain Grad program, please visit https://www.vsac.org/try-one-course-tuition-free.

Classes are officially underway and we’re excited to welcome students back to CCV centers. Our fall 2021 classes are taking place in multiple online formats and through in-person learning, and we’re pleased to offer many resources that are available to help you succeed. Visit our Current Students page to find information on account access and activation, student program and course planning, student finances, and more. Have a great semester!

The J. Warren & Lois McClure Foundation has identified seven “best bet” career training programs for Vermonters in 2021 that lead to a recognized credential and a great shot at attaining a promising job within 18 months. These seven programs are available through the Community College of Vermont or Vermont Technical College.

CCV Offerings:
Graphic Design Certificate
Bookkeeping Certificate
IT Service Desk Specialist Certificate
Certified Production Technician

VTC Offerings:
Practical Nursing Program – VTC
Electrical & Plumbing Apprenticeships – VTC
Software & Web Development Programs – VTC

Students can take their first two courses in any of these four CCV programs for FREE, thanks to generous support from the Vermont Community Foundation’s COVID-19 Response Fund. Students can enroll during three windows throughout the year, and each program offers a pathway to additional educational and career opportunities. Funds are available on a first come, first served basis. Students must be new to the academic program and enroll in at least two courses.

CCV is also offering additional scholarships to students who enroll at least half-time in a subsequent semester (fall 2021). Contact your local financial aid counselor for more information.

Additional scholarships for these “best bet” programs are available through the Curtis Fund, administered by the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation. To learn more about VSAC-connected scholarships, call 877-961-4369 to connect with an education outreach counselor.