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Associate Degree Programs for Residents of Vermont [F]: Eligible Under Flexible Policy * New program this year Associate Degree Programs for residents of Vermont [F]: Eligible under Flexible Policy All Areas of Study Middlesex Community College (CT) [F] Selected associate programs North Shore Community College (MA) [F] Springfield Technical Community College (MA) [F] - All associate programs Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] Technical Theater Community College of Rhode Island [F] Springfield Technical Community College (MA) Community College of Rhode Island [F] Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Information and Library Science Theatre Arts/Drama Manchester Community College (NH) [F] University of Maine at Augusta Community College of Rhode Island [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] (Instruction is delivered via distance education) Middlesex Community College (CT) [F] Interior Design Video/Film Mount Wachusett Community College (MA) Nashua Community College (NH) [F] Manchester Community College (NH) [F] North Shore Community College (MA) [F] Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] Visual Communication/Media Arts Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] Interpreter for the Deaf Community College of Rhode Island [F] Quinebaug Valley Community College (CT) [F] Northwestern Connecticut Community College Writing* Arts & Liberal Arts Jazz and Contemporary Music/Jazz Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Studies American Sign Language Studies Business & Management Community College of Rhode Island [F] Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Accounting Journalism Communication* Art and Design* MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Legal Administrative Assistant Communication Applied Business Management Bristol Community College (MA) MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Community College of Rhode Island [F] Communication Arts and Sciences Business Naugatuck Valley Community College (CT) Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] North Shore Community College (MA) [F] Communication Career Legal Studies Business Administration Middlesex Community College (MA) MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Mount Wachusett Community College (MA) Communications Liberal Arts Business Management* MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Communications Transfer Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Business Management: International Commerce Capital Community College (CT) Liberal Arts Middle High School Gateway Community College (CT) Teaching* Washington County Community College (ME) Middlesex Community College (MA) Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Business Transfer* Contemporary and Popular Music Media Arts and Technology Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] University of Maine at Augusta Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Criminal Justice Creative Writing Mount Wachusett Community College (MA) MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Holyoke Community College (MA) Music Data Processing: Business Deaf Studies/Sign Language Community College of Rhode Island [F] Manchester Community College (CT) Interpreting Holyoke Community College (MA) Naugatuck Valley Community College (CT) Bristol Community College (MA) Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Early Childhood Education Holyoke Community College (MA) Paralegal Studies MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Northwestern Connecticut Community College Community College of Rhode Island [F] Esports Management* Quinsigamond Community College (MA) Manchester Community College (CT) Central Maine Community College Early Childhood and Elementary MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Fashion Merchandising Education* MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Gateway Community College (CT) Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Middlesex Community College (MA) Middlesex Community College (MA) English Nashua Community College (NH) [F] Hospitality and Tourism MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Naugatuck Valley Community College (CT) Management Fine Arts NHTI, Concord’s Community College (NH) North Shore Community College (MA) [F] Manchester Community College (NH) [F] North Shore Community College (MA) [F] Hospitality Management Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] Fine Arts: Art, Dance, Digital Design, Berkshire Community College (MA) Music, Theatre Philosophy* Cape Cod Community College (MA) Naugatuck Valley Community College (CT) Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Central Maine Community College General Studies Professional Writing Great Bay Community College (NH) MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Mount Wachusett Community College (MA) Holyoke Community College (MA) Graphic Arts (Co-op) Psychology* Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Graphic Design Psychology/Sociology MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Middlesex Community College (MA) Manchester Community College (NH) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] 2020-21 Tuition Break Programs nebhe.org/tuitionbreak 1 * New program this year Associate Degree Programs for residents of Vermont [F]: Eligible under Flexible Policy Naugatuck Valley Community College (CT) Automotive Technology Manchester Community College (NH) Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Springfield Technical Community College (MA) Quinsigamond Community College (MA) Manchester Community College (NH) [F] Collision Repair Technology Southern Maine Community College Nashua Community College (NH) [F] Nashua Community College (NH) [F] Three Rivers Community College (CT) Springfield Technical Community College (MA) Composite Technology Hotel/Motel Management Automotive Technology-BMW Southern Maine Community College Gateway Community College (CT) MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Computer and IT Security Manchester Community College (CT) MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Springfield Technical Community College (MA) Naugatuck Valley Community College (CT) Automotive Technology-Chrysler Computer Engineering Technology Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Community College of Rhode Island [F] Hotel/Restaurant Management MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Middlesex Community College (CT) [F] Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Automotive Technology-Ford ASSET Nashua Community College (NH) [F] River Valley Community College (NH) Central Maine Community College Computer Information Systems Industrial Management Technology Automotive Technology-Ford MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Naugatuck Valley Community College (CT) MLR/Chrysler Computer Maintenance Technology Insurance and Financial Services Manchester Community College (NH) [F] Community College of Rhode Island [F] Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] Automotive Technology-General Computer Science International Business Motors MassBay Community College (MA) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Northern Essex Community College (MA) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Automotive Technology-General Computer Science Technology Medical Administrative Assistant Motors ASEP Three Rivers Community College (CT) Gateway Community College (CT) Cape Cod Community College (MA) (Admission highly competitive) Computer Security Community College of Rhode Island [F] Lakes Region Community College (NH) [F] Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] Northern Maine Community College (Admission highly competitive) Computer Systems Engineering Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] MassBay Community College (MA) [F] Technology Real Estate/Insurance Automotive Technology-Toyota Lexus Springfield Technical Community College (MA) Bristol Community College (MA) MassBay Community 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Animation and Graphic Game Nashua Community College (NH) [F] Aviation Technology Programming Southern Maine Community College Nashua Community College (NH) [F] Bristol Community College (MA) Cybersecurity and Healthcare IT Biomedical Equipment Technology NHTI, Concord’s Community College (NH) River Valley Community College (NH) Springfield Technical Community College (MA) [F] Architectural Engineering Data Processing Technology Technology Biomedical Manufacturing Manchester Community College (CT) Norwalk Community College (CT) [F] Technology Diesel Heavy Equipment Technology Architecture and Building Technology Springfield Technical Community College (MA) [F] White Mountains Community College (NH) Springfield
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