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SAVE on TUITION HUNDREDS of DEGREE PROGRAMS 2018-19 new england board of higher education’s for maine residents What is Tuition Break? The New England Board of Higher Education’s SAVE on TUITION Regional Student Program (RSP) Tuition Break enables eligible students to be charged a tuition rate that is significantly lower than the regular & choose from out-of-state tuition rate. Tuition rates and savings vary by institution and are posted on NEBHE’s website. The HUNDREDS current average annual savings for a full-time OF DEGREE student is $8,000. PROGRAMS How to be eligible Maine residents are eligible for degree programs that are not offered by Maine’s public colleges or universities, and are offered at out-of-state through Tuition Break by public colleges and universities in the other five New England public colleges states. & universities in Other ways to be eligible Some colleges allow proximity eligibility – for students who live closer to an out-of-state Connecticut college. Some community colleges allow eligibility for most or all of their programs. Massachusetts How to apply • Select a college that offers a degree New Hampshire program approved through the RSP Tuition Break. Rhode Island • Complete the college’s admissions application and declare an RSP Tuition Vermont Break degree program as the intended major. • Once accepted to the college, confirm with admissions that the college has granted RSP Tuition Break status. New England Regional Student Program - Tuition Break • www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak new england board of higher education’s for maine residents Bachelor’s Programs for Maine Residents Listed by Area of Study: Arts & Liberal Arts • Business & Management • Engineering & Technology • Health & Human Services • Science & Math Arts & Liberal Arts Communications German (Language) Eastern Connecticut State University Southern Connecticut State University Acting (BFA) Framingham State University (MA) University of Connecticut (Admission highly competitive) University of Connecticut University of New Hampshire (Audition required) Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts University of Vermont (Approved for eligible students who matriculated in Africana/Afro-American Studies Communications and Community Media Fall 2017 or later.) Rhode Island College Johnson State College (VT) Global Studies University of Connecticut Communications Media Framingham State University (MA) University of Massachusetts Amherst Fitchburg State University (MA) Rhode Island College University of Massachusetts Boston (Highly competitive; Film and Video, Graphic Design, Interactive Media, Photography, Professional Graphic/Information Design (BFA) University of Rhode Island Communication, Communication Studies and Central Connecticut State University Analytics Theater) Plymouth State University (NH) University of New Hampshire at Comparative Literature Manchester University of Massachusetts Amherst Greek University of Vermont Animation and Illustration Dance Lyndon State College (VT) Bridgewater State University (MA) Holocaust and Genocide Studies Archaeology and History Rhode Island College Keene State College (NH) University of Massachusetts Boston Salem State University (MA) Human Rights Artisanry (BFA) University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Connecticut (Audition required) University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Italian (Concentrations in Ceramics; Jewelry, Metals; Textile Data Science Central Connecticut State University Design, Fiber Arts) University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Salem State University (MA) Asian Studies University of Vermont Southern Connecticut State University (Approved for eligible students who matriculated in University of Massachusetts Boston University of Massachusetts Amherst Fall 2017 or later.) Chinese University of Massachusetts Boston Design (Graphic & Web) (BFA) University of Connecticut University of New Hampshire Lyndon State College (VT) University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Rhode Island Electronic Journalism Arts University of Rhode Island Italian Literary and Cultural Studies Lyndon State College (VT) University of Vermont University of Connecticut (Approved for eligible students who matriculated in Environmental Design (BFA) Fall 2017 or later.) Japanese Massachusetts College of Art and Design Cinema Production (Concentrations in Architectural Design,Fashion University of Massachusetts Amherst Lyndon State College (VT) Design, Industrial Design) University of Vermont (Approved for eligible students who matriculated in Classical Studies Ethnic and Gender Studies Fall 2017 or later.) Westfield State University (MA) University of Massachusetts Boston Judaic Studies Classics Fine Arts Three-Dimensional (BFA) University of Connecticut University of Connecticut Massachusetts College of Art and Design University of Massachusetts Amherst (Concentrations in Ceramics, Fibers, Glass, Metals, University of Massachusetts Amherst Jewelry, Sculpture) Justice Studies (dual major) University of New Hampshire Fine Woodworking and Furniture University of New Hampshire University of Rhode Island (Eligibility limited to students who have declared Design ∆ a first major, completed at least one semester and Cognitive Science Johnson State College (VT) earned a minimum 2.5 GPA) University of Connecticut Game Design Landscape Architecture Communication Design (BFA) Fitchburg State University (MA) University of Connecticut Massachusetts College of Art and Design University of Massachusetts Amherst (Concentrations in Graphic Design, Illustration, Animation) University of Rhode Island (Admission highly competitive) www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak 857-284-4879 [email protected] Bachelor’s Programs for Maine Residents Latin Social Thought and Political Economy Service Operations Management University of Vermont University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Latin American Studies Sociology/Applied Social Relations Social Entrepreneurship Rhode Island College Eastern Connecticut State University Johnson State College (VT) University of Connecticut Sound Recording Technology Supply Chain Management University of Massachusetts Boston University of Massachusetts Lowell University of Rhode Island Legal Studies (Audition required) (eligibility starts junior year) University of Massachusetts Amherst Spanish for Business Textile Marketing (Sophomore, junior and senior level entry only) Castleton University (VT) University of Rhode Island Linguistics/Philosophy Sustainability (dual major) University of Connecticut University of New Hampshire Engineering & Technology Linguistics/Psychology Sustainable Community Development University of Connecticut University of Massachusetts Amherst Architectural Engineering Technology Vermont Technical College Marine Affairs Technical Theatre (BFA) University of Rhode Island University of Connecticut Aviation Management (Admission highly competitive) (Interview required) Bridgewater State University (MA) Maritime Studies Technical Theatre (BFA/BA) Biomedical Engineering University of Connecticut Salem State University (MA) University of Connecticut Media (BFA) (Interview required) University of Massachusetts Lowell Massachusetts College of Art and Design Urban Studies University of Rhode Island (Concentrations in Photography, Film, Video, Worcester State University (MA) Computer Engineering Technology Interrelated Media) Visual Design (BFA) Central Connecticut State University Middle Eastern Studies University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Vermont Technical College University of Massachusetts Amherst (Concentrations in Digital Media, Graphic Design, Electromechanical Engineering Illustration, Photography) Music Business Technology University of Massachusetts Lowell Writing and Rhetoric Vermont Technical College University of Rhode Island Music Business and Industry Emergency Management Lyndon State College (VT) Youth Development Massachusetts Maritime Academy Rhode Island College Music Technology (Music BA) Environmental Engineering Plymouth State University (NH) University of Connecticut Business & Management Neuropsychology University of New Hampshire University of New Hampshire at Homeland Security Manchester Actuarial Science and Finance University of New Hampshire University of Connecticut Philosophy and Public Policy University of New Hampshire at University of Massachusetts Boston Business Technology and Management Manchester Vermont Technical College Photography Industrial and Systems Engineering Fitchburg State University (MA) Community Development University of Rhode Island University of Massachusetts Boston Salem State University (MA) Industrial Engineering and Operations Portuguese Hospitality Management Research Rhode Island College Salem State University (MA) University of Massachusetts Amherst (Sophomore, junior and senior level entry only) University of Massachusetts Amherst University of New Hampshire University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Labor Relations and Human Resource Management and Engineering for Management Manufacturing Professional Writing Eastern Connecticut State University University of Connecticut Salem State University (MA) Labor Studies Marine Safety and Environmental Puppetry (BFA) Protection University of Massachusetts Boston University of Connecticut Massachusetts Maritime Academy (Audition required) Public Management Materials Science and Engineering Russian Plymouth State University (NH) University of Connecticut University of New Hampshire Rhode Island College Nuclear Engineering University of Vermont Real Estate and 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