CCV’s education programs prepare you to teach at a variety of levels. The early childhood education degree program provides the knowledge and skills you’ll need to enter a rewarding, high-demand career in child care. The liberal studies degree is a solid foundation for the education you’ll need to become an elementary, middle, or high school teacher. Credentials and certificate programs can lead to employment as a home child care provider, after school program provider, or early childhood education administrator. Whatever path you choose, you’ll be well positioned for the workforce or further education.
CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.
Degrees
Certificates
Credentials
Programs marked with “+” can be completed fully online.
Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.
In today’s workplace, industry-recognized credentials carry earning power. At CCV, we offer credentialing and training opportunities at our locations around the state and online. These programs have been designed from the ground up with input from Vermont employers on the skills and knowledge they’d like to see workers equipped with. Get credentialed, get trained, get your next promotion.
Credential and Training Benefits:
Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.
Jean graduated from CCV in 2018 with her associate degree in early childhood education and became the director of childcare for Jay Peak Resort in 2019. “I climbed the career ladder because of the degree,” she said. “It completely changed how I looked at childcare. It used to be ‘I’m providing a home for children.’ Now it’s about education.”
If you want to continue your education after CCV, we want to help you get there. We’re excited to introduce our new transfer pathways search tool, which you can use to quickly find the right pathway for you. Explore transfer options by CCV programs or degrees, search by transfer partners, or look up a specific program by name. View VT Guarantee partners and eligible programs below and visit VT Transfer Guarantee for more information.
Please note: Transfer Pathways will show you bachelor’s degree program options to partner institutions after completing your associate degree. 2+2 Pathways are articulated program maps from certain CCV programs to transfer partner bachelor’s degrees. 2+2 Pathways show you how the courses you take count and guarantee just 60 more credits after earning an associate degree at CCV.
Your first step is to complete the CCV online application.
If you’ve attended college prior to applying to CCV, please arrange to have official copies of all previous transcripts sent to CCV’s registrar:
Transcript Clerk
CCV
PO Box 489
Montpelier VT 05601
Previous transcripts will help to determine which of the four skills assessments you’ll be required to complete for enrollment in CCV classes, and inform which classes you will need to take to earn your associate degree at CCV.
CCV uses a simple process to help you choose the best courses to start your college experience. Before you enroll in college courses, please schedule and complete the free Accuplacer assessment to take a snapshot of your academic skills.
These tools will help direct you to a starting point in your academic career at CCV. You will also find a brief self-assessment to gauge readiness for the online classroom.
You can learn more about how to pay for college by visiting the Tuition and Fees section of our site.
The Center for Online Learning’s financial aid counselors are here to help with any questions regarding financial aid. For more information, contact Justin Bourdeau, financial aid counselor, at 802-888-4258 or justin.bourdeau@ccv.edu.
Spend time exploring CCV’s degree programs and planning your degree by visiting CCV’s online catalog and viewing our most current course list.
How do I know if online learning is for me?
What computing skills will I need?
Experience in accessing and navigating the internet, composing and sending emails, uploading and downloading files, composing documents, and cutting, copying, and pasting text are essential skills for success in the online classroom.
What classes does CCV offer online?
CCV offers over 800 fully online courses each academic year, including an entire menu of general education and program-specific courses. In addition, many hybrid courses are available, combining online and in-person meetings. For online course offerings, view the course schedule.
Can I earn an associate degree fully online?
Yes. Many degree and certificate programs can be completed entirely online. Some students may need to take pre-college Basic Skills courses, which are offered at all twelve academic centers each semester. To determine whether or not you need these courses, refer to our skills assessment section.
How do I review online course materials before I register?
You will find general information, such as learning objectives and course descriptions, in the catalog. Faculty, textbook, and scheduling information, as well as software requirements for specific courses, are available in the course schedule.
How do I register for a course?
If you haven’t applied to CCV before, go to the Apply section and follow the instructions there. If you have been admitted to CCV, be sure to review our Register for Classes page and talk to your academic advisor.
How do I access my online courses?
All online courses can be accessed via the CCV Portal.
What if my username and/or password is not working?
If you are still having trouble logging in, submit a helpdesk request.
Where and when do I purchase textbooks for my online courses?
Approximately 30 days prior to the first day of the semester, the CCV Bookstore will open and you can order textbooks, if required, for all of your CCV courses. Visit the CCV textbook page for information on purchasing textbooks.
How will I know when my online classes start?
You will receive two email messages.The first is a test to locate incorrect addresses.The second will contain directions for logging in. If you do not receive an email by the first day of class, you should contact the Center for Online Learning immediately, either by phone at 802-334-4451 or onlineadvising@ccv.edu.
How do I access and forward my @ccv.edu email?
What can I expect in an online course?
As in any class, you will have projects to complete and deadlines to meet in your online class. However, unlike face-to-face classes, you won’t have anyone tapping you on the shoulder to remind you about deadlines. It’s important to read all of the information provided in your course site at the start of the semester. If you have questions, email your instructor immediately.
What kind of learning strategies work best for online courses?
Once you have a clear understanding of the course requirements, plan a weekly schedule that will help you meet all necessary deadlines. This schedule should include time to work independently on assigned readings, papers, quizzes, and projects, and time for logging on and participating in written discussions. As a general rule, plan to be online and participating in discussions at least 3 times per week.
Whom should I contact for technical or Canvas support?
For technical support, refer to our IT Support page.
Whom should I contact for academic support?
Please contact your academic advisor.
How can I learn more about the Portal and Canvas?
We encourage you to visit the training resources on our online learning help page. You can also contact your academic advisor to enroll in Canvas Basics for Students.
Do you have a current Desktop PC Operating System?
Is your mobile device’s operating system up to date?
Note that Canvas makes a mobile app for both iOS and Android, which you can get from the Google Play Store or the Apple Store. We definitely recommend it.
Checking your versions varies from device to device. On Windows, go to Start, Settings, System, About. On a Mac, go to the apple menu in the upper left and choose About this Mac. On Android, go to Settings, About Phone, Software Information. On iPhone/iPad,
What Web Browsers do you have access to?
Please make sure whatever browser you’re using is updated to the very latest version. You can usually go to Help/About, or on a Mac, go to browser settings, which will tell you the version and will often offer you a way to update if necessary.
What internet connection(s) will you rely on?
DSL or cable modem is highly recommended. Area wireless and satellite can work, but you may run into speed issues and bad weather can affect your connection.
Are you prepared to communicate regularly via email?
Remember, you already have a college email account, which you can access at https://outlook.office.com/owa/vsc.edu. This email account will be where you receive messages and notifications from Canvas, your instructors, your advisor, and the College in general.
What about Software?
If you don’t already have a copy installed, VSC students and faculty have access to Word and Excel online. You can access these and your personal storage space in OneDrive at https://www.office.com, using your VSC email address (your-login-id)@vsc.edu, for example xyz01010@vsc.edu.
Some courses, for example accounting, business, computer, and graphic design, use specific software. Please note that if you’re using a Chromebook, or a mobile device, it is very likely that such specific software will not be available for your device.
Are you prepared for videoconferencing?
In order to participate in video conferences, or to record audio or video to submit for assignments in Canvas, you will need a webcam and/or a microphone, or a mobile device with a built-in camera and mic.
You can test your setup to verify you’re ready to use Zoom by joining the test meeting here: https://zoom.us/test
COVID-19 Update: All CCV programs have been approved for online delivery, so military-connected students enrolled in spring 2020 courses will not see a change in their Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA). Students planning to enroll in summer 2020 should contact the Veteran and Military Services Team for updated information.
Benefits pay for some or all of your educational expenses, which include tuition, fees, materials, supplies, books, and parking. Some benefits also come with a monthly housing allowance. There are two sources of military benefits: the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD). VA benefits are called the GI Bill® (use the GI Bill Comparison Tool to explore) and DoD benefits are called “Tuition Assistance” and “MyCAA.” Payment received by the VA and/or DoD may not, under any circumstances, exceed 100% of the cost of student tuition and fees.
We know that navigating all these benefits, options, decisions, and applications can be confusing, but you are not doing this alone. CCV staff members have worked with many students to secure their benefits. We are here to help. Contact your Veteran & Military Resource Advisor for assistance.
Additionally, you can always track and manage all your benefits, including your education benefits, on the VA/DOD eBenefits website. Military records, including DD214, can be obtained through the federal Military Service Records office.
If you have never before used veteran education benefits, you need to apply online (for all benefits except Chapter 35) through the vets.gov link, ideally six to eight weeks prior to registering for classes. To complete the form you may need to upload documentation such as your most recent DD214 and/or a Notice of Basic Eligibility (NOBE).
To apply for Chapter 35 benefits, you need to complete VA Form 22-5490 Application for Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance and submit it to the appropriate VA regional office (for Vermont, that is the Buffalo, NY office).
If you have previously applied to use veteran education benefits (for all benefits except Chapter 35) at another college, please use VA Form 22-1995 Request for Change of Program or Place of Training to transfer your benefits to CCV.
To transfer Chapter 35 benefits to CCV, you need to complete VA Form 22-5495 Dependents’ Request for Change of Program or Place of Training.
The GI Bill Help Desk is a great place to find FAQs (account needed); you can also call the Help Desk at 1-888-GI- BILL-1 (1-888-442-4551) with questions.
Chapter 30 Information: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Information
In order to activate your Montgomery GI Bill-Active Duty (Chapter 30) benefits, you must submit a Request for Enrollment Certification to your CCV Certifying Official each time you add or drop a class.
Additionally, you must verify your attendance monthly using Web Automated Verification of Enrollment (WAVE), or you will not receive your check from the VA
Know Your Responsibilities to avoid costly mistakes.
Chapter 31 Information: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
In order to activate your benefits, you must submit a Request for Enrollment Certification to your CCV Certifying Official each time you add or drop a class.
Know Your Responsibilities to avoid costly mistakes.
Chapter 33 Information: U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
In order to activate your Post 9/11 benefits, you must submit a Request for Enrollment Certification to your CCV Certifying Official each time you add or drop a class.
Know Your Responsibilities to avoid costly mistakes.
Chapter 35 Information: U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
Additionally, if you are enrolled in one of CCV’s certificate programs, you must verify your attendance monthly using VA Form 22-8979 (Student Verification of Enrollment), which the VA mails to you, or you will not receive your check from the VA. If you do not receive the form, immediately call your CCV Certifying Official (this step does not apply to students enrolled in associate degree programs).
Know Your Responsibilities to avoid costly mistakes.
Chapter 1606 Information: U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
In order to activate your Montgomery GI Bill-Selected Reserve (Chapter 1606) benefits, you must submit a Request for Enrollment Certification to your CCV Certifying Official each time you add or drop a class.
Additionally, you must verify your attendance monthly using Web Automated Verification of Enrollment (WAVE), or you will not receive your check from the VA.
Know Your Responsibilities to avoid costly mistakes.
Military Tuition Assistance (TA) is a benefit for eligible members of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard. Congress has given each service the ability to pay up to 100% for the tuition expenses of its members.
Each service has its own criteria for eligibility, application process, and restrictions. This money is paid directly to CCV by the individual services. For service-specific information, please see the links below.
Contact your Education Services Officer (ESO) for information specific to your circumstances.
To utilize Tuition Assistance, you will need to work with your CCV academic advisor to complete a projected degree plan, which you will upload as part of the Tuition Assistance application.
The MyCAA Scholarship is a workforce development program that provides up to $4,000 of tuition assistance to eligible spouses. The scholarship helps military spouses pursue training and education necessary to gain employment in high-demand, high-growth, portable career fields and occupations. CCV is an approved institution for the MyCAA Scholarship program.
To determine eligibility visit the MyCAA Spouse Portal and provide the required Spouse Profile information or call 1-800-342-9647 to speak with a MyCAA Career and Education Consultant.
This program creates free college for National Guard members. The legislature passed a bill that will be phased in to grant tuition to National Guard members. It covers our tuition at CCV but is not a grant; it is a forgivable loan. Guard members will need to satisfy the duty requirements for the no interest loan to be forgiven. The loan is first come, first-served and limited to available funding.
Contact with your Education Service Officer is required to process an application. The ESO of your unit needs to be engaged in the application process and sign off on your eligibility.
‘‘GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government web site at http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill
Getting started at CCV isn’t difficult, but there are some steps involved. Read through the required steps and contact our Veteran & Military Services team with questions.
Download the Veteran & Military-Connected Student Checklist
Apply for Admission – CCV is an open-admissions college and all who can benefit are welcome. Be sure to declare yourself as a student veteran or dependent (if you plan to use benefits) in order for us to best assist you.
Contact Your Veteran & Military Resource Advisor (VMRA) – Email, text, or call to set up a face-to-face military readiness appointment with your VMRA.
Erik Zetterstrom
Veterans Support Coordinator
802-888-4258
erik.zetterstrom@ccv.edu
Nikki Bronson
802-447-6948
nicole.bronson@ccv.edu
Serving Bennington, Middlebury, Montpelier, Morrisville, Rutland, Upper Valley
Melanie Crosby
Brattleboro: 802-254-6380
Springfield: 802-885-8360
melanie.crosby@ccv.edu
Serving Brattleboro and Springfield
CCV has special transfer pathways and agreements with many colleges and universities. These agreements, sometimes referred to as articulation agreements, help students continue on to a bachelor’s degree program. Our pathways and agreements provide a seamless and efficient route toward continuing your education beyond an associate degree.
Check out our Transfer 101 presentation, or join an upcoming virtual transfer fair to explore your options.
Please note: Transfer Pathways will show you bachelor’s degree program options to partner institutions after completing your associate degree. 2+2 Pathways are articulated program maps from certain CCV programs to transfer partner bachelor’s degrees. 2+2 Pathways show you how the courses you take count and guarantee just 60 more credits after earning an associate degree at CCV.
The Vermont State College System (VSCS) includes the Community College of Vermont and Vermont State University (VTSU). The new Vermont State University comprises the best of Castleton, Northern Vermont University, and Vermont Technical College..
As sister institutions in the VSCS, CCV and Vermont State University share a common transcript and along with program pathways, and the Vermont Transfer Guarantee, this helps ensure seamless transfer and degree planning.
For more information, visit Vermont State University (VTSU).
VTSU Health Programs Transfer Fair Presentation
Contact
Admissions@VermontState.edu
Guarantee Transfer Coordinator: Maurice Ouimet, Jr., 888-398-8878
The CCV to UVM Transfer Pathways Program offers 30 different pathways that guarantee CCV students junior status at the time they transfer to UVM. Students can apply to the program as early as their senior year of high school. CCV students considering any of the 2+2 pathways should work closely with their academic advisor. UVM offers CCV to UVM Scholarships as a part of the Transfer Pathways Program.
Previous course transfer equivalencies can be found in UVM’s transfer guide.
Connect with the UVM Transfer Team
802-656-3370
Transfer.apply@uvm.edu
UVM Office of Admissions
CCV students can plan to transfer to Bennington College after completing their degree and apply credits toward a campus-based bachelor’s degree. Bennington College offers pre-application advising and $15,000 annual scholarships to eligible CCV graduates.
CCV to Bennington College Pathways
Bennington College Transfer Presentation
Contact
admissions@bennington.edu
CCV graduates can transfer to Champlain and to earn a bachelor’s degree in specific campus-based and online programs through the Vermont Transfer Guarantee.
Champlain College – Vermont Transfer Guarantee
Champlain College Transfer Fair Presentation
Contact
Leah Miller, Assistant Director of Admissions
802-551-1958
lnmiller@champlain.edu
Champlain College Office of Admissions
802-625-0201(call/text)
admission@champlain.edu
CCV graduates can transfer to Norwich University to earn a bachelor’s degree in specific programs through the Vermont Transfer Guarantee.
Norwich Transfer Fair Presentation
Contact
Norwich University – Vermont Transfer Guarantee
Guarantee Transfer Coordinator: Krystal Aleman, 802-485-2001
CCV graduates can transfer to Saint Michael’s College to earn a bachelor’s degree in specific programs through the Vermont Transfer Guarantee.
St. Michael’s College Transfer Fair Presentation
Contact
Saint Michael’s – Vermont Transfer Guarantee
Guarantee Transfer Coordinator: Marnie Owen, 802-654-2571
Transfer Admissions Coordinator: Logan Lanfear
CCV and BCC have an articulation agreement providing CCV students with a pathway to transfer up to 33 credits toward the Physical Therapy Assistant A.S. program. Two seats will be held for eligible CCV students until June for the following fall cohort. Visit the BCC Physical Therapy program page for more information.
CCV to BCC Pathway (pdf)
Pathway to Becoming a PTA from BCC Presentation
Through the Tuition Match Scholarship program, CCV graduates can transfer to online programs at Charter Oak State College to complete a bachelor’s degree and pay the same low tuition rate saving money and time. Follow general education and 2+2 pathways from CCV to bachelor’s degree programs in Business, Human Resource Management, Organizational Leadership, and Social Work.
Visit the CCV to Charter Oak State College Transfer page for more information and to view degree pathways.
CCV graduates can transfer to Excelsior University to complete a bachelor’s degree in flexible online programs of study including business, liberal arts, health sciences, public service, nursing, and technology. CCV graduates benefit from a tuition discount and free application. Visit the CCV to Excelsior University transfer page for more information.
Excelsior University Transfer Fair Presentation
CCV graduates can transfer to Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) to complete a bachelor’s degree in one of four articulated 2+2 transfer pathways listed below. Programs and classes at SNHU are delivered online and CCV graduates benefit from streamlined pathways, a tuition discounts, and transfer of up to 90 credits. Visit the SNHU transfer page for more information about these pathways.
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) will be hosting two virtual information sessions in June! Learn more about SNHU’s online programs, partnership benefits, transfer up to 90 credits, and more. Register here.
CCV Behavioral Science A.S. to SNHU Criminal Justice B.S.
CCV Behavioral Science A.S. to SNHU Psychology B.S.
CCV Business A.S. to SNHU Business B.S.
CCV Information Technology A.S. to SNHU Cybersecurity B.S.
CCV graduates can transfer to SUNY Empire College to complete a bachelor of science degree in a variety of programs including business, accounting, human resource management, psychology, and addiction studies. Classes are delivered as a blend of online, independent study, and in-person residencies at SUNY Empire. CCV graduates benefit from guaranteed admission and a transfer scholarship, and maintain the ability to take optional courses at CCV. Learn more about this transfer partnership on the SUNY Empire transfer page.
Graduates of CCV’s environmental studies, STEM, behavioral science, or business programs can transfer to Unity College to complete an online bachelor’s degree in the following programs: environmental studies, wildlife conservation, sustainable business management, or environmental criminal justice. CCV graduates benefit from special tuition rates and fee waivers. Visit the CCV to Unity College transfer page for more information.
CCV graduates can transfer to the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) to complete a bachelor’s degree in a variety of programs including articulated 2+2 pathways to programs in computer science, networks, cybersecurity, business, criminal justice, and general studies. Programs and classes are delivered online and CCV graduates benefit from streamlined pathways, an application fee waiver, a tuition discount, opportunities for scholarships, and transfer of up to 70 credits. Visit the UMGC National Community College Alliances transfer page for more information about these programs.
CCV Behavioral Science A.S. to UMGC Criminal Justice A.S.
CCV Business A.S. to UMGC Business Administration A.S.
CCV Information Technology A.S. to UMGC Computer Science B.S.
CCV Information Technology A.S. – Networking Focus to UMGC Computer Network and Cybersecurity B.S.
CCV Information Technology A.S. – Cloud Computing Focus to UMGC Computer Network and Cybersecurity B.S.
CCV Liberal Studies A.A. to UMGC General Studies B.A.
UMGC Transfer Fair Presentation
CCV graduates can transfer to Western Governors University (WGU) to complete a bachelor’s degree in one of sixteen articulated 2+2 transfer pathways from the CCV Business, Information Technology, and Professional Studies associate degree programs. WGU programs and classes are delivered online and CCV graduates benefit from streamlined pathways and access to scholarships. Visit the CCV to WGU transfer page for more information.
Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfering seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions in Vermont and the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.
Thinking of continuing your education after CCV? Our partnerships with four-year colleges and universities make transfer easy, seamless, and affordable. Learn about our agreements with schools across Vermont and beyond.
Explore your options with our new transfer search tool. Search by CCV program, transfer school, or transfer program to find the best match for you.
Transfer seamlessly to colleges and universities participating in the Vermont Guarantee, a partnership agreement between the Community College of Vermont and multiple institutions in the state. Learn more about participating schools.
To send your CCV transcript to an employer, another educational institution, or any other third party, you can place your request electronically through Parchment. This secure website offers transcripts that can be electronically delivered to an in-network college or university, emailed to an individual (they receive a one-time download code within an email) or sent using various shipping methods, including overnight. The minimum processing fee is $6.50 per transcript. Other charges apply according to the chosen method of delivery.
Please be aware that all library obligations with CCV or Vermont State University must be met before we can release your transcript.
Please contact the registrar’s office if you are unable to order your transcripts online.
Note: If you are interested in transferring credits from other colleges to CCV, go to our transfer student page. Alumni of the Prior Learning Assessment program should use this special request form to transfer those credits earned.
This is a secure self-service provided by the National Student Clearinghouse that allows you to:
To view or obtain an enrollment certificate, click here. You will be taken to the National Student Clearinghouse website. Please contact the registrar’s office if you have difficulty obtaining your enrollment information.
If your employer or another agency requires a degree verification, you may direct them to the National Student Clearinghouse public website at www.degreeverify.com. They can also request information via mail:
National Student Clearinghouse
2300 Dulles Station Blvd., Suite 300
Herndon, VA 20171
In today’s workplace, industry-recognized credentials carry earning power. Having skills in specific areas makes you an asset to employers.
At CCV, we offer credentialing and training opportunities at our locations around the state and online. These programs have been designed with input from Vermont employers regarding the skills and knowledge they’d like to see in workers. Get credentialed, get trained, get your next promotion.
As a front-line employee in the manufacturing sector, you know that the skills you have can translate into better positions and better pay. That’s why the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) developed the Certified Production Technician (CPT) program and why CCV offers it. Our CPT certification is an industry-recognized credential that sets you apart in the manufacturing field. Whether you’re an entry-level employee or working at the supervisory level, CPT certification means you’ve mastered the skills, can do the work, and are committed to your work in manufacturing. Moreover, CPT certification means you’ll qualify for higher-wage jobs and positions with stronger room for growth. The program consists of the following courses and credentials:
CPT credits can be applied toward a STEM Studies degree.
CCV’s CPT program is a significant investment in your future. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a certification that demonstrates to potential employers that you have the knowledge and skills needed for a manufacturing job, increased job stability and earning power, and a nationally-recognized credential that you can take with you wherever you go.
Apply now as a CCV workforce student.
Are you a business owner or employer? Find out more about our services for Workforce Development.
*Pending available funding.
Workforce programs are funded, in part, by a grant from the U.S. Dept. of Labor. CCV is an equal opportunity employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
The CCV TRIO Student Support Services program is a federally funded program designed to help eligible students reach their academic potential and meet their educational and career goals. CCV TRIO is funded to serve only 225 students; as such, we have a selective application process that assesses student motivation, academic need, and ability to benefit.
Admission to CCV’s TRIO program is not automatic; it is a privilege. While CCV’s TRIO program is designed to help students succeed, it takes a commitment by the student to be truly effective.
As a CCV TRIO student, you are eligible to receive these and other benefits:
If accepted into the TRIO Program, you will be eligible for the various opportunities and services until you graduate or transfer from CCV. Being a student is hard work, as you already know, and this program is one more source of support for your effort to earn a college degree.
TRIO is currently available to students in the following CCV centers. Applications should be submitted to the TRIO Coordinator at your academic center.
If you are interested in exploring your eligibility for TRIO, please complete the TRIO Application and schedule an appointment with a TRIO advisor.
“The TRIO program has basically been a compass in showing me what was even possible for my education. It has been a growing experience that has also been genuinely fun and inspiring.”
CCV-Rutland student
The VSCS Libraries serve both CCV and Vermont State University. Faculty, staff, and registered students can access a large collection of online periodicals, eBooks, streaming videos, and specialized academic databases through the library website.
Print materials can be requested online and are delivered directly to your home address. Materials can be returned to any CCV Academic Center.
VSCS librarians help students develop effective research strategies, navigate library databases, and recommend specific academic sources for research projects and papers. Call (1-800-431-0025), text (802-278-0997), email (libraries@vsc.edu), or chat from the library website. CCV users are also welcome at any of the VSCS library locations.
Miranda Axworthy
Reference & Teaching Resources Librarian
miranda.axworthy@vsc.edu
(802) 786-0013
Katie Beth Ryan
Reference & Teaching Resources Librarian
katie.ryan@ccv.edu
(802) 254-6366
Apply today or contact us with any questions.