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Southern Maine Community College

Southern Maine Community College (SMCC) offers a fantastic education at one of the lowest rates to tuition and fees in New England. Students can graduate with little to no debt. SMCC is student success oriented so that students can either gain skills for employment or earn a degree or a certificate that leads to a career or transfers to a four-year college. 90% of graduates gain employment or continue their education within 9 months of leaving the College. Students can choose classes from a flexible schedule if they need day, evening or online courses. The student faculty ratio is 20:1 offering students more time for engagement with their instructors.

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Southern Maine Community College (SMCC) was founded in 1946 to serve World War II Veterans. Today, SMCC continues to challenge, engage and provide unparalleled veteran support. Yearly, over 250 Veterans are provided individual academic and personal support from a VA Certifying Official with over 15 years of experience. SMCC was the first college (2 or 4 year) in Maine to offer combat-wounded veterans designated parking. A member of NAVPA and AVECO organizations, SMCC strives to keep up to date with best practices and connect with other Certifying Officials across the United States. The College offers Veterans priority registration, VA work-study employment and in 2024 we will be moving into a much larger space for our Veterans Resource Center.

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