This Virtual Information Session will be hosted by QVCC’s Admissions Department and is designed to give prospective students a chance to learn more about the admissions process, financial aid, scholarships, programs of study, and transfer information. A Q&A session is also included.
Contact Admissions
Admissions can be reached at admissions@qvcc.edu.
This Virtual Information Session will be hosted by QVCC’s Admissions Department and is designed to give prospective students a chance to learn more about the admissions process, financial aid, scholarships, programs of study, and transfer information. A Q&A session is also included.
Contact Admissions
Admissions can be reached at admissions@qvcc.edu.
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Contact Admissions
Admissions can be reached at admissions@qvcc.edu.
This Virtual Information Session will be hosted by QVCC’s Admissions Department and is designed to give prospective students a chance to learn more about the admissions process, financial aid, scholarships, programs of study, and transfer information. A Q&A session is also included.
Contact Admissions
Admissions can be reached at admissions@qvcc.edu.
This Virtual Information Session will be hosted by QVCC’s Admissions Department and is designed to give prospective students a chance to learn more about the admissions process, financial aid, scholarships, programs of study, and transfer information. A Q&A session is also included.
Contact Admissions
Admissions can be reached at admissions@qvcc.edu.
This Virtual Information Session will be hosted by QVCC’s Admissions Department and is designed to give prospective students a chance to learn more about the admissions process, financial aid, scholarships, programs of study, and transfer information. A Q&A session is also included.
Contact Admissions
Admissions can be reached at admissions@qvcc.edu.
(HARTFORD, CT) – Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) President Mark Ojakian announced that interest in the Pledge to Advance Connecticut (PACT), Connecticut’s tuition and fee free community college program, has been strong, with more than 2,200 students receiving $2.5 million in grant awards through the July 15 deadline for priority consideration. These qualified students will owe no out-of-pocket tuition or mandatory fees to attend one of Connecticut’s 12 community colleges.
More than half – those whose tuition and fees are already covered by existing federal, state, and institutional funding – will receive the minimum grant of $250 for educational expenses.
“While it might not sound like a lot, that $250 grant will make a real difference to our poorer students, many of whom are students of color, who all too often face nearly insurmountable obstacles – from childcare, to food insecurity, to unreliable transportation – to obtaining a degree,” President Ojakian said.
As previously announced, the community colleges will continue to accept applications for PACT for the fall semester on a first come, first served basis. Students who enroll now will receive priority in the order in which they are received, within available funding. CSCU plans to award at least an additional $1 million in PACT scholarships to eligible students.
“It is not too late for qualified students to attend college with no out-of-pocket expenses,” said Dr. David Levinson, interim president of Connecticut State Community College. “All potential college students should strongly consider a community college. With free community college and seamless transfer to our universities, students can earn even earn a four-year degree while saving tens of thousands of dollars. It’s a win-win, but potential students should not wait. Enroll today at ct.edu/pact.”
In order to qualify for PACT, potential students must meet the following requirements:
PACT is a last-dollar scholarship, so once students enroll in classes and complete all necessary financial aid documentation, including the FAFSA, PACT funding will be applied to their account.
Release July 27, 2020
Leigh Appleby, CSCU director of communications
This Virtual Information Session will be hosted by QVCC’s Admissions Department and is designed to give prospective students a chance to learn more about the admissions process, financial aid, certificate and degree programs, and will include a Q&A session.
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Admissions is available daily through admissions@qvcc.edu or (860) 932-4020.
Remember to submit your immunizations in advance or bring them with you. Also, be sure to sign up for the Basic Skills Assessment in advance or complete the Assessment Testing Exemption form if you qualify. This way you will be all ready to secure your fall 2019 classes. If you haven’t taken your Assessment Test, you can take in on Saturday. No appointment is necessary for testing, however, you will need to arrive by 11:30 am to give you the time needed for the assessment. Please apply for Financial Aid in advance, as tuition will be due at the time of registration. A payment plan option is available.
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Remember to submit your immunizations in advance or bring them with you. Also, be sure to sign up for the Basic Skills Assessment in advance or complete the Assessment Testing Exemption form if you qualify. This way you will be all ready to secure your fall 2018 classes. If you haven’t taken your Assessment Test, you can take in on Saturday. No appointment is necessary for testing, however, you will need to arrive by 11:30 am to give you the time needed for the assessment. You will not need to make a payment for your classes on June 2nd, however, you should consider applying for Financial Aid in advance.