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Mount Wachusett Community College

Gardner, Massachusetts · IPEDS 166957

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IPEDS UNITID
166957
OPE ID
00217200
City, state
Gardner, MA
Sector
public 2-year
Website
mwcc.edu/
Website
an education program offered by the community colleges specifically for students who plan to transfer and continue their studies at a four-year college or university.
Cost rows
7
Confidence
35.9% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
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Programs 64

ProgramAwardCIPCreditsEditionSource
Academics16.01042026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Academics2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Allied Health61.02992026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Allied Health2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Art50.07092026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Art50.07012026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Audio EngineeringAssociate of Science Degree in Audio Engineering14.12012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Audio EngineeringAssociate of Science Degree in Audio Engineering14.12012026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Biology27.03042026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Biology2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Business Administration and Accounting52.18012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Business Administration and Accounting2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Chemistry26.08012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Chemistry40.05012026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Civic Engagement and Community Leadership45.10022026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Civic Engagement and Community Leadership2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
College Catalog and Student Handbook61.02062026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Computer Information Systems11.08012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Computer Information Systems11.10032026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Criminal Justice44.07032026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Criminal Justice2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Dental Education51.09082026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Dental Education2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Dental Hygiene Degree Program (DHY)45.11012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Dental Hygiene Degree Program (DHY)2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Education13.04142026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Education13.01012026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Elective Courses by Abbreviation16.01042026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Elective Courses by Abbreviation2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Environmental Studies01.11052026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Environmental Studies03.01032026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
General Education Core Curriculum16.010421-242026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
General Education Core Curriculum21-242026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Global Studies30.22012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Global Studies2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Graphic and Interactive Design50.06052026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Graphic and Interactive Design2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
History and Political Science Track45.10022026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
History and Political Science Track2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Human Services05.02102026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Human Services44.00002026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Hybrid/Electric VehicleCertificate2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Legal Studies22.02032026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Legal Studies2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Liberal Arts and Sciences05.02122026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Liberal Arts and Sciences24.01012026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Mathematics26.13102026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Mathematics27.01012026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Media Arts and Technology09.04042026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Media Arts and Technology2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Media Communications50.06052026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Media Communications2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)45.11012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Paramedic Technology (PAC)16.01042026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Paramedic Technology (PAC)2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Professional Writing16.01042026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Professional Writing2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Theatre Arts Track16.01042026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Theatre Arts Track2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Veterinary Technology26.04062026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Veterinary Technology2026-27 Catalogcatalog.mwcc.edu
Veterinary Technology (VTE)42.27012026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
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AcademicsAcademics2026-20271 groups · 7 items
AcademicsAcademics2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 7 items
Allied HealthAllied Health2026-20273 groups · 40 items
Allied HealthAllied Health2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 40 items
ArtArt2026-20272 groups · 16 items
ArtArt2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 16 items
BiologyBiology2026-20271 groups · 11 items
BiologyBiology2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 11 items
Business Administration and AccountingBusiness Administration and Accounting2026-20272 groups · 12 items
Business Administration and AccountingBusiness Administration and Accounting2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 12 items
ChemistryChemistry2026-20271 groups · 4 items
ChemistryChemistry2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 4 items
Civic Engagement and Community LeadershipCivic Engagement and Community Leadership2026-20275 groups · 37 items
Civic Engagement and Community LeadershipCivic Engagement and Community Leadership2026-27 Catalog5 groups · 37 items
College Catalog and Student HandbookCollege Catalog and Student Handbook2026-20273 groups · 40 items
Computer Information SystemsComputer Information Systems2026-20274 groups · 31 items
Computer Information SystemsComputer Information Systems2026-27 Catalog4 groups · 31 items
Criminal JusticeCriminal Justice2026-20271 groups · 9 items
Criminal JusticeCriminal Justice2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 9 items
Dental EducationDental Education2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Dental EducationDental Education2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 5 items
Dental Hygiene Degree Program (DHY)Dental Hygiene Degree Program (DHY)2026-20272 groups · 10 items
Dental Hygiene Degree Program (DHY)Dental Hygiene Degree Program (DHY)2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 10 items
EducationEducation2026-20272 groups · 6 items
EducationEducation2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 6 items
Elective Courses by AbbreviationElective Courses by Abbreviation2026-20272 groups · 26 items
Elective Courses by AbbreviationElective Courses by Abbreviation2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 26 items
Environmental StudiesEnvironmental Studies2026-20272 groups · 28 items
Environmental StudiesEnvironmental Studies2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 28 items
General Education Core CurriculumGeneral Education Core Curriculum2026-20273 groups · 19 items
General Education Core CurriculumGeneral Education Core Curriculum2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 19 items
Global StudiesGlobal Studies2026-20271 groups · 10 items
Global StudiesGlobal Studies2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 10 items
Graphic and Interactive DesignGraphic and Interactive Design2026-20272 groups · 35 items
Graphic and Interactive DesignGraphic and Interactive Design2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 35 items
History and Political Science TrackHistory and Political Science Track2026-20273 groups · 4 items
History and Political Science TrackHistory and Political Science Track2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 4 items
Human ServicesHuman Services2026-20272 groups · 36 items
Human ServicesHuman Services2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 36 items
Hybrid/Electric VehicleCertificate2026-20276 groups · 8 items
Legal StudiesLegal Studies2026-20274 groups · 34 items
Legal StudiesLegal Studies2026-27 Catalog4 groups · 34 items
Liberal Arts and SciencesLiberal Arts and Sciences2026-20271 groups · 40 items
Liberal Arts and SciencesLiberal Arts and Sciences2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 40 items
MathematicsMathematics2026-20273 groups · 25 items
MathematicsMathematics2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 25 items
Media Arts and TechnologyMedia Arts and Technology2026-20272 groups · 22 items
Media Arts and TechnologyMedia Arts and Technology2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 22 items
Media CommunicationsMedia Communications2026-20272 groups · 27 items
Media CommunicationsMedia Communications2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 27 items
Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)2026-20275 groups · 22 items
Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)2026-27 Catalog5 groups · 22 items
Paramedic Technology (PAC)Paramedic Technology (PAC)2026-20272 groups · 10 items
Paramedic Technology (PAC)Paramedic Technology (PAC)2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 10 items
Professional WritingProfessional Writing2026-20273 groups · 38 items
Professional WritingProfessional Writing2026-27 Catalog3 groups · 38 items
Theatre Arts TrackTheatre Arts Track2026-20272 groups · 26 items
Theatre Arts TrackTheatre Arts Track2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 26 items
Veterinary TechnologyVeterinary Technology2026-20271 groups · 7 items
Veterinary TechnologyVeterinary Technology2026-27 Catalog1 groups · 7 items
Veterinary Technology (VTE)Veterinary Technology (VTE)2026-20272 groups · 7 items
Veterinary Technology (VTE)Veterinary Technology (VTE)2026-27 Catalog2 groups · 7 items

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BIO20
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BTC1
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CAD2
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RDG2
SCI1
SOC10
SPA6
SPC2
SSC1
STM3
THE7
VTE13
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Policies 50

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transfer_creditTransfer credits for education completed outside of the U.S. must be evaluated for equivalency through an acceptable credential evaluating agency, such as The Evaluation Company (TEC) (https:// spanside.my.salesforce-sites.com/SpantranApplication?Id=ab7a5000-cbc4-4aaa-a4a4-d89c7b241f78) (offers discounted services), Center for Educational Documentation (CED) or World Education Services (WES). Transfer credits must be completed at a regionally accredited college and official transcripts must be received thirty days prior to the application deadline for processing. Transcripts that have not been processed for transfer credits will not be used in the ranking process.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditFULL PDF 2026-27 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK NURSING PROGRAMS (NU, NAS, AND PN) (Selective) MWCC offers multiple Nursing program options: the Nursing Degree (NU) degree program, the Advanced Standing/Bridge Bridge (NAS) degree program, and the Practical Nursing (PN) certificate. Transfer credits for education completed outside of the U.S. must be evaluated for equivalency through an acceptable credential evaluating agency, such as The Evaluation Company (TEC) (https:// spanside.my.salesforce-sites.com/SpantranApplication?Id=ab7a5000-cbc4-4aaa-a4a4-d89c7b241f78) (offers discounted services), Center for Educational Documentation (CED) or World Education Services (WES). Transfer credits must be completed at a regionally accredited college and official transcripts must be received thirty days prior to the application deadline for processing. Transcripts that have not been processed for transfer credits will not be used in the ranking process.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
prior_learningAutomotive Technology Certificate and Degree (ATC & ATD) $52 per credit for all AUT courses (will appear as a LEM fee on your student account); $4,790 AUT 123 Mandatory Automotive Tool Kit Dental Hygiene Degree (DHY) $2,723 per semester, $4,900 DHY 102 Freshman Kit, $942 DHY 203 Sophomore Kit Nursing Degree -- Advanced Standing/Bridge (NAS) $2,043 per semester (excluding the first spring semester when enrolled in NUR 116) Nursing Degree -- Day (NU) $2,043 per semester Paramedic Technology Certificate (PAC) $2,043 per semester Practical Nursing Certificate (PN) $2,043 per semester Veterinary Technology Degree (VTE) $890 per semester ADDITIONAL EXPENSES—ALL STUDENTS Registration fee $35.00 per semester Technology access fee2 $21 per credit Health insurance3 (estimated cost) $4,379 (September 1, 2026 – August 31, 2027) Health insurance3 (estimated cost) $2,919 (January 1, 2026 – August 31, 2027, for spring semester students entering in January) LEM (laboratory, equipment, and materials fee4 $16.00 per credit for laboratory and other equipment-intensive courses Liability insurance5 $21 per specified course Student activity fee $3.00 per credit 2 Effective July 1, 2025 the Student Activity Fee will provide students with a valid student ID free membership to the fitness center.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditCREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING (CPL) MWCC, My Experience Counts (https://myexperiencecounts.mass.edu/home), and the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education give students the opportunity to apply life experience toward certificate or degree completion. If you have additional questions about Credit for Prior Learning, please contact Katie Robinson, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs, at krobinson21@mwcc.mass.edu or 978-630-9477 CREDIT REQUIREMENTS 50% of your Associate Degree or Certificate must be completed in-residency (completing MWCC coursework). Up to 50% may be transferred in or accomplished through CPL options. Students enrolled in the Criminal Justice program might not be eligible for assessment of prior learning, police academy, armed services or CVTE Linkage credits and are limited to six credits total from CLEP and DSST.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditCredits are applied as transfer credits to the student’s degree program, and there is no charge. Transfer credit is granted when the college receives an official score report from the College Board.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
prior_learningMilitary Service: Consistent with the Massachusetts Valor Act signed into law on May 31, 2012, MWCC has established policies to support veteran students in their educational and professional endeavors: 1. MWCC will award academic credit for matriculated students for prior learning based on students’ previous military occupation, military training, coursework and experiences as these credits apply to their declared program of study.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
prior_learningOther PLA: MWCC may evaluate other forms of Prior Learning Assessment on a case-by-case basis. If your CPL needs do not fit any of the other categories here, create your My Experience Counts (https://myexperiencecounts.mass.edu/home) account and identify “Other Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)” in the Specialist & Student Chat as the CPL option you wish to pursue. To start this process, create your My Experience Counts (https://myexperiencecounts.mass.edu/home) account and identify “Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Portfolio” in the Specialist & Student Chat as a CPL option you wish to pursue.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditThe MWCC Commonwealth Honors Program (CHP) accepts all accredited honors classes as transfer credit from community colleges and universities approved by the CHP Consortium, with the exception of the interdisciplinary seminar.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditFULL PDF 2026-27 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK TRANSFER OF CREDIT TO MWCC Mount Wachusett Community College’s transfer policy is consistent with the Massachusetts Community College Transfer Principles (https://d2s3vqybomum0f.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/community-college-transfer-principles.pdf). For students not seeking a degree, a review of transcripts will be conducted for the purpose of determining if prior course week meets prerequisites for courses the student would like to enroll in, but courses will not be transferred in. Students seeking to transfer credits to MWCC should submit an official transcript from each institution for which they are is seeking the transfer of credits after being applying and being admitted to a degree or certificate program at MWCC. Where an equivalent course exists, credit will be granted for that course with a non-weighted GPA grade being awarded (e.g. Where no equivalent course exists, but it is determined that the course is eligible for transfer based on college-level work and the applicability toward the student’s declared degree or certificate program, the course will be awarded transfer credit in the field of study most closely aligned to the course. Non-graded course work will not be transferred (e.g. The credits from these courses will be transferred into a degree program where applicable. Course age limits identified in a program of study or through the admissions process will be observed when determining transfer credits. The maximum number of allowable transfer credits is 50% of the credits required for degree completion in the enrolled program (45 credits with permission of the department chair, the division dean, and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs). Determinations of transfer credit will be made within a reasonable period of time after the receipt of the official transcript and all required additional documentation. The college may, at its discretion, form articulation agreements with non-regionally accredited institutions or organizations that will dictate the transfer of credit for students transferring between them. Any student who feels as though an error or omission has occurred in the evaluation of their transfer credit may appeal the situation to the transfer ombudsperson whose responsibility is to ensure institutional compliance with transfer policies and procedures. REVERSE TRANSFER Students who have transferred to another regionally accredited institution may be eligible to receive an associate degree through reverse transfer by transferring credits to MWCC.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditCredits transferred from other institutions or earned by challenge examinations, CLEP, DSST, Advanced Placement (AP) examinations, pass/fail courses, or by assessment of prior learning, will not be used in the computation of the grade point average.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_credit3. All degree requirements, including transfer credits, degree substitutions, and other necessary documentation, must be completed and accepted by the College no later than April 1 for May and August graduation and November 1 for December graduation. The Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree designed for transfer to a Bachelor degree shall be granted to students who have satisfactorily completed the requirements of a college-designed, and Department of Higher Education approved, program of collegiate-level courses of which at least 34 credits (for non-STEM transfer programs) or 28 credits (for STEM transfer programs) have been drawn from the field of liberal arts and sciences. The following types of credits are included as transfer credits and will not meet the residency requirement: credits transferred in from another institution, credit for prior learning, CLEP exams, articulated credits from non-credit work, licenses, high school articulation agreements and challenge exams.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditTRANSFER OF CREDITS AND PLACEMENT FOR STUDENTS WITH AN EARNED BACHELOR'S DEGREE Placement: Students who have previously earned a Bachelor’s Degree as displayed and verified by the Records Office after receipt of an official transcript or by an advisor based on an unofficial transcript, may be placed in any college course that requires testing out of all developmental reading or writing courses. Transfer of Credit: Students who have previously earned a Bachelor’s Degree from a US regionally accredited school who do not have a course equivalent to ENG 101 College Writing I, but do have a course equivalent to ENG 102 College Writing II or a junior level writing course that is accepted as a course sub for ENG 102 College Writing II, will be given credit for ENG 101 College Writing I using any humanities course. If no humanities course exists, the credit for prior learning code will be used to give credit for ENG 101 College Writing I. Students who have no ENG 101 College Writing I or ENG 102 College Writing II equivalent will be reviewed by the Dean of Liberal Arts, Education, Humanities, and Communications.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditCredits are applied as transfer credits to the student’s degree program, and there is no charge.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditFULL PDF 2026-27 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK The selective health programs at MWCC do not accept program specific (NUR, DHY, VTE) courses as transfer credit from other institutions.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
prior_learningThe student will draw extensively on prior learning from principles associated with anatomy and physiology.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
transfer_creditCourse credit will be awarded through the MWCC transfer credit evaluation process. Course credit will be awarded through the MWCC transfer credit evaluation process.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
(Selective)prior_learningMWCC offers multiple Nursing program options: the Nursing Degree (NU) degree program, the Advanced Standing/Bridge Bridge (NAS) degree program, and the Practical Nursing (PN) certificate.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Applicants must submit the following to the Admissions Office:transfer_creditTransfer credits for education completed outside of the U.S. must be evaluated for equivalency through an acceptable credential evaluating agency, such as The Evaluation Company (TEC) (offers discounted services), Center for Educational Documentation (CED) or World Education Services (WES) . Additional agencies may be found www.naces.org. Transfer credits must be completed at a regionally accredited college and official transcripts must be received thirty days prior to the application deadline for processing. Transcripts that have not been processed for transfer credits will not be used in the ranking process.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
APPLICANTS MUST SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TO THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE:transfer_creditTransfer credits for education completed outside of the U.S. Transfer credits must be completed at a regionally accredited college and official transcripts must be received thirty days prior to the application deadline for processing. Transcripts that have not been processed for transfer credits will not be used in the ranking process.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Certificate Licensure Evaluation:transfer_creditCredits are applied as transfer credits to the student’s degree program, and there is no charge.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
ChatGPT said:transfer_creditThe selective health programs at MWCC do not accept program specific (NUR,DHY,VTE) courses as transfer credit from other institutions.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
ChatGPT said:transfer_creditThe selective health programs at MWCC do not accept program specific (NUR,DHY,VTE) courses as transfer credit from other institutions.0070catalog.mwcc.edu
CLEP (College Level Examination Program):prior_learningTransfer credit is granted when the college receives an official score report from the College Board.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
CLEP (College Level Examination Program):prior_learningTransfer credit is granted when the college receives an official score report from the College Board.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)prior_learningCredit for Prior Learning (CPL) MWCC, My Experience Counts , and the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education give students the opportunity to apply life experience toward certificate or degree completion. This opportunity can save you money and help you complete certificates and degrees faster. Your workplace experience, training, certifications, volunteerism, and military service may count toward your education. Review the options below and read more about them on the My Experience Counts website. While some of our options only require you to submit appropriate exams scores, others require more substantial work. You can start this process by creating your My Experience Counts account and identifying which CPL options you would like to pursue. Please read the options below to learn which ones may require you to create your My Experience Counts account. Please note that where you are required to take an exam or have materials or portfolios evaluated for CPL credit, success is not automatically assumed. Materials must meet MWCC standards and requirements. Exams and portfolio evaluations must be passed for credit to be received. If you have additional questions about Credit for Prior Learning, please contact Katie Robinson, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs, at krobinson21@mwcc.mass.edu or 978-630-94772026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING (CPL)prior_learningCREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING (CPL) MWCC, My Experience Counts (https://myexperiencecounts.mass.edu/home), and the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education give students the opportunity to apply life experience toward certificate or degree completion. This opportunity can save you money and help you complete certificates and degrees faster. Your workplace experience, training, certifications, volunteerism, and military service may count toward your education. Review the options below and read more about them on the My Experience Counts (https://myexperiencecounts.mass.edu/home) website. While some of our options only require you to submit appropriate exams scores, others require more substantial work. You can start this process by creating your My Experience Counts (https://myexperiencecounts.mass.edu/home) account and identifying which CPL options you would like to pursue. Please read the options below to learn which ones may require you to create your My Experience Counts (https://myexperiencecounts.mass.edu/home) account. Please note that where you are required to take an exam or have materials or portfolios evaluated for CPL credit, success is not automatically assumed. Materials must meet MWCC standards and requirements. Exams and portfolio evaluations must be passed for credit to be received. If you have additional questions about Credit for Prior Learning, please contact Katie Robinson, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs, at krobinson21@mwcc.mass.edu or 978-630-94772026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)prior_learningCredit for Prior Learning (CPL) MWCC, My Experience Counts, and the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education give students the opportunity to apply life experience toward certificate or degree completion. This opportunity can save you money and help you complete certificates and degrees faster. Your workplace experience, training, certifications, volunteerism, and military service may count toward your education. Review the options below and read more about them on the My Experience Counts website. While some of our options only require you to submit appropriate exams scores, others require more substantial work. You can start this process by creating your My Experience Counts account and identifying which CPL options you would like to pursue. Please read the options below to learn which ones may require you to create your My Experience Counts account. Please note that where you are required to take an exam or have materials or portfolios evaluated for CPL credit, success is not automatically assumed. Materials must meet MWCC standards and requirements. Exams and portfolio evaluations must be passed for credit to be received. If you have additional questions about Credit for Prior Learning, please contact Katie Robinson, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs, at krobinson21@mwcc.mass.edu or 978-630-94770007catalog.mwcc.edu
Credit Requirementstransfer_creditUp to 50% may be transferred in or accomplished through CPL options. Students enrolled in the Criminal Justice program might not be eligible for assessment of prior learning, police academy, armed services or CVTE Linkage credits and are limited to six credits total from CLEP and DSST.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
CREDIT REQUIREMENTStransfer_creditUp to 50% may be transferred in or accomplished through CPL options. Students enrolled in the Criminal Justice program might not be eligible for assessment of prior learning, police academy, armed services or CVTE Linkage credits and are limited to six credits total from CLEP and DSST.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Education (EDU)transfer_creditCourse credit will be awarded through the MWCC transfer credit evaluation process.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
EDUCATION (EDU)transfer_creditCourse credit will be awarded through the MWCC transfer credit evaluation process.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Graduation Proceduretransfer_credit3. All degree requirements, including transfer credits, degree substitutions, and other necessary documentation, must be completed and accepted by the College no later than April 1 for May and August graduation and November 1 for December graduation.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Graduation Proceduretransfer_creditAll degree requirements, including transfer credits, degree substitutions, and other necessary documentation, must be completed and accepted by the College no later than April 1 for May and August graduation and November 1 for December graduation.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Graduation Proceduretransfer_credit3. All degree requirements, including transfer credits, degree substitutions, and other necessary documentation, must be completed and accepted by the College no later than April 1 for May and August graduation and November 1 for December graduation.0109catalog.mwcc.edu
Graduation Requirementstransfer_creditThe Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree designed for transfer to a Bachelor degree shall be granted to students who have satisfactorily completed the requirements of a college-designed, and Department of Higher Education approved, program of collegiate-level courses of which at least 34 credits (for non-STEM transfer programs) or 28 credits (for STEM transfer programs) have been drawn from the field of liberal arts and sciences. The following types of credits are included as transfer credits and will not meet the residency requirement: credits transferred in from another institution, credit for prior learning, CLEP exams, articulated credits from non-credit work, licenses, high school articulation agreements and challenge exams.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Graduation Requirementstransfer_creditThe Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree designed for transfer to a Bachelor degree shall be granted to students who have satisfactorily completed the requirements of a college-designed, and Department of Higher Education approved, program of collegiate-level courses of which at least 34 credits (for non-STEM transfer programs) or 28 credits (for STEM transfer programs) have been drawn from the field of liberal arts and sciences. The following types of credits are included as transfer credits and will not meet the residency requirement: credits transferred in from another institution, credit for prior learning, CLEP exams, articulated credits from non-credit work, licenses, high school articulation agreements and challenge exams.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Multiple Measurestransfer_creditTRANSFER CREDIT: The student has completed previous college-level English and math courses that have been accepted for transfer credit. Students who have completed an accredited Bachelor’s degree may be eligible for direct placement into ENG 101 even if they have not taken a transferable ENG 101 course.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
MULTIPLE MEASUREStransfer_creditTRANSFER CREDIT: The student has completed previous college-level English and math courses that have been accepted for transfer credit. Students who have completed an accredited Bachelor’s degree may be eligible for direct placement into ENG 101 even if they have not taken a transferable ENG 101 course.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)prior_learning(Selective) MWCC offers multiple Nursing program options: the Nursing Degree (NU) degree program, the Advanced Standing/Bridge Bridge (NAS) degree program, and the Practical Nursing (PN) certificate.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Nursing Programs (NU, NAS, and PN)prior_learning(Selective) MWCC offers multiple Nursing program options: the Nursing Degree (NU) degree program, the Advanced Standing/Bridge Bridge (NAS) degree program, and the Practical Nursing (PN) certificate.0143catalog.mwcc.edu
Reverse Transfertransfer_creditStudents who have transferred to another regionally accredited institution may be eligible to receive an associate degree through reverse transfer by transferring credits to MWCC. MWCC will not accept reverse transfer credits for students who were enrolled in a selective program.0007catalog.mwcc.edu
Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy (SAP)transfer_creditTransfer credits are counted as credits attempted and earned and are used in the calculation of the 150% timeframe.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy (SAP)transfer_creditTransfer credits are counted as credits attempted and earned and are used in the calculation of the 150% timeframe.0163catalog.mwcc.edu
Transfer of Credit to MWCCtransfer_creditTransfer of Credit to MWCC Mount Wachusett Community College’s transfer policy is consistent with the Massachusetts Community College Transfer Principles . MWCC transfers courses that apply to the students program of study. For students not seeking a degree, a review of transcripts will be conducted for the purpose of determining if prior course week meets prerequisites for courses the student would like to enroll in, but courses will not be transferred in. Students seeking to transfer credits to MWCC should submit an official transcript from each institution for which they are is seeking the transfer of credits after being applying and being admitted to a degree or certificate program at MWCC. Upon receipt of the transcript(s), the college will verify the accreditation of the institution(s); and if comparable regional accreditation exists, the college will review the courses to determine comparability with MWCC courses. Where an equivalent course exists, credit will be granted for that course with a non-weighted GPA grade being awarded (e.g. TA, TB, TC, etc.). Where no equivalent course exists, but it is determined that the course is eligible for transfer based on college-level work and the applicability toward the student’s declared degree or certificate program, the course will be awarded transfer credit in the field of study most closely aligned to the course. The minimum course grade required for credits to transfer to MWCC is C-. Certain programs of study may have higher grade point average requirements for designated courses in their program. Students should consult their degree requirements for specific program differences. Non-graded course work will not be transferred (e.g. pass/fail courses) with the exception of competency-based courses from an accredited institution where mastery has been documented. An exception will be made if the transcript indicates that a “Passing” grade equates to a letter grade of C- or better (and the student has earned a grade of C- or better); and such grades will be recorded as “TP” (Transfer Pass). The credits from these courses will be transferred into a degree program where applicable. Course age limits identified in a program of study or through the admissions process will be observed when determining transfer credits. If a student changes their program of study, the college will re-evaluate transcripts to provide current information. The maximum number of allowable transfer credits is 50% of the credits required for degree completion in the enrolled program (45 credits with permission of the department chair, the division dean, and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs). Determinations of transfer credit will be made within a reasonable period of time after the receipt of the official transcript and all required additional documentation. Notice to the student will be given at the time of the completed evaluation. Students must receive a grade for a course undertaken at MWCC to qualify to receive an official transcript from MWCC. Credits earned at non-accredited institutions or institutions with accreditation different from MWCC will be reviewed by academic affairs on a case-by-case basis. For credits earned from international institutions, the college will follow the guidelines established by National Association of Credential Evaluation Services ( NACES ). Students requesting evaluation of transcripts from institutions outside the U.S. must obtain a "course by course" evaluation from a credential evaluation service that is a current member of NACES. Evaluation of such transcripts might also require additional information from the source institution's academic catalog. The college may, at its discretion, form articulation agreements with non-regionally accredited institutions or organizations that will dictate the transfer of credit for students transferring between them. Any student who feels as though an error or omission has occurred in the evaluation of their transfer credit may appeal the situation to the transfer ombudsperson whose responsibility is to ensure institutional compliance with transfer policies and procedures. The transfer ombudsperson is the Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, who can be reached at academicaffairs@mwcc.mass.edu . Reverse Transfer Students who have transferred to another regionally accredited institution may be eligible to receive an associate degree through reverse transfer by transferring credits to MWCC. To qualify, former students must have been matriculated into an MWCC degree program, have at least 30 earned credits at MWCC, have a GPA of at least a 2.0, have not previously earned an associate degree, and be in good financial standing. These guidelines apply to students who have transferred to any regionally accredited institution. Click here to review eligibility guidelines and the reverse transfer application for students who have transferred to a Massachusetts state university or UMass campus. Click here to review the full text of the Massachusetts Statewide2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
TRANSFER OF CREDIT TO MWCCtransfer_creditTRANSFER OF CREDIT TO MWCC Mount Wachusett Community College’s transfer policy is consistent with the Massachusetts Community College Transfer Principles (https://d2s3vqybomum0f.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/community-college-transfer-principles.pdf). MWCC transfers courses that apply to the students program of study. For students not seeking a degree, a review of transcripts will be conducted for the purpose of determining if prior course week meets prerequisites for courses the student would like to enroll in, but courses will not be transferred in. Students seeking to transfer credits to MWCC should submit an official transcript from each institution for which they are is seeking the transfer of credits after being applying and being admitted to a degree or certificate program at MWCC. Upon receipt of the transcript(s), the college will verify the accreditation of the institution(s); and if comparable regional accreditation exists, the college will review the courses to determine comparability with MWCC courses. Where an equivalent course exists, credit will be granted for that course with a non-weighted GPA grade being awarded (e.g. TA, TB, TC, etc.). Where no equivalent course exists, but it is determined that the course is eligible for transfer based on college-level work and the applicability toward the student’s declared degree or certificate program, the course will be awarded transfer credit in the field of study most closely aligned to the course. The minimum course grade required for credits to transfer to MWCC is C-. Certain programs of study may have higher grade point average requirements for designated courses in their program. Students should consult their degree requirements for specific program differences. Non-graded course work will not be transferred (e.g. pass/fail courses) with the exception of competency-based courses from an accredited institution where mastery has been documented. An exception will be made if the transcript indicates that a “Passing” grade equates to a letter grade of C- or better (and the student has earned a grade of C- or better); and such grades will be recorded as “TP” (Transfer Pass). The credits from these courses will be transferred into a degree program where applicable. Course age limits identified in a program of study or through the admissions process will be observed when determining transfer credits. If a student changes their program of study, the college will re-evaluate transcripts to provide current information. The maximum number of allowable transfer credits is 50% of the credits required for degree completion in the enrolled program (45 credits with permission of the department chair, the division dean, and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs). Determinations of transfer credit will be made within a reasonable period of time after the receipt of the official transcript and all required additional documentation. Notice to the student will be given at the time of the completed evaluation. Students must receive a grade for a course undertaken at MWCC to qualify to receive an official transcript from MWCC. Credits earned at non-accredited institutions or institutions with accreditation different from MWCC will be reviewed by academic affairs on a case-by-case basis. For credits earned from international institutions, the college will follow the guidelines established by National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES (http://www.naces.org)). Students requesting evaluation of transcripts from institutions outside the U.S. must obtain a "course by course" evaluation from a credential evaluation service that is a current member of NACES. Evaluation of such transcripts might also require additional information from the source institution's academic catalog. The college may, at its discretion, form articulation agreements with non-regionally accredited institutions or organizations that will dictate the transfer of credit for students transferring between them. Any student who feels as though an error or omission has occurred in the evaluation of their transfer credit may appeal the situation to the transfer ombudsperson whose responsibility is to ensure institutional compliance with transfer policies and procedures. The transfer ombudsperson is the Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, who can be reached at academicaffairs@mwcc.mass.edu.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Transfer of Credit to MWCCtransfer_creditTransfer of Credit to MWCC Mount Wachusett Community College’s transfer policy is consistent with the Massachusetts Community College Transfer Principles. MWCC transfers courses that apply to the students program of study. For students not seeking a degree, a review of transcripts will be conducted for the purpose of determining if prior course week meets prerequisites for courses the student would like to enroll in, but courses will not be transferred in. Students seeking to transfer credits to MWCC should submit an official transcript from each institution for which they are is seeking the transfer of credits after being applying and being admitted to a degree or certificate program at MWCC. Upon receipt of the transcript(s), the college will verify the accreditation of the institution(s); and if comparable regional accreditation exists, the college will review the courses to determine comparability with MWCC courses. Where an equivalent course exists, credit will be granted for that course with a non-weighted GPA grade being awarded (e.g. TA, TB, TC, etc.). Where no equivalent course exists, but it is determined that the course is eligible for transfer based on college-level work and the applicability toward the student’s declared degree or certificate program, the course will be awarded transfer credit in the field of study most closely aligned to the course. The minimum course grade required for credits to transfer to MWCC is C-. Certain programs of study may have higher grade point average requirements for designated courses in their program. Students should consult their degree requirements for specific program differences. Non-graded course work will not be transferred (e.g. pass/fail courses) with the exception of competency-based courses from an accredited institution where mastery has been documented. An exception will be made if the transcript indicates that a “Passing” grade equates to a letter grade of C- or better (and the student has earned a grade of C- or better); and such grades will be recorded as “TP” (Transfer Pass). The credits from these courses will be transferred into a degree program where applicable. Course age limits identified in a program of study or through the admissions process will be observed when determining transfer credits. If a student changes their program of study, the college will re-evaluate transcripts to provide current information. The maximum number of allowable transfer credits is 50% of the credits required for degree completion in the enrolled program (45 credits with permission of the department chair, the division dean, and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs). Determinations of transfer credit will be made within a reasonable period of time after the receipt of the official transcript and all required additional documentation. Notice to the student will be given at the time of the completed evaluation. Students must receive a grade for a course undertaken at MWCC to qualify to receive an official transcript from MWCC. Credits earned at non-accredited institutions or institutions with accreditation different from MWCC will be reviewed by academic affairs on a case-by-case basis. For credits earned from international institutions, the college will follow the guidelines established by National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). Students requesting evaluation of transcripts from institutions outside the U.S. must obtain a "course by course" evaluation from a credential evaluation service that is a current member of NACES. Evaluation of such transcripts might also require additional information from the source institution's academic catalog. The college may, at its discretion, form articulation agreements with non-regionally accredited institutions or organizations that will dictate the transfer of credit for students transferring between them. Any student who feels as though an error or omission has occurred in the evaluation of their transfer credit may appeal the situation to the transfer ombudsperson whose responsibility is to ensure institutional compliance with transfer policies and procedures. The transfer ombudsperson is the Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, who can be reached at academicaffairs@mwcc.mass.edu.0007catalog.mwcc.edu
Transfer of Credits and Placement for Students with an Earned Bachelor's Degreetransfer_creditTransfer of Credits and Placement for Students with an Earned Bachelor's Degree Associate Degrees, Certificates, and Other Non-​Degree Options Course Descriptions Elective Courses by Abbreviation General Education Core Curriculum Institutional Student Learning Outcomes Advising Services Student Resources Adult Basic Education, Workforce Development &​ Noncredit Courses Service Learning Policies, Rules, and Regulations College Directories Glossary of Terms Previous Catalogs Print Options Transfer of Credits and Placement for Students with an Earned Bachelor's Degree Placement: Students who have previously earned a Bachelor’s Degree as displayed and verified by the Records Office after receipt of an official transcript or by an advisor based on an unofficial transcript, may be placed in any college course that requires testing out of all developmental reading or writing courses. Transfer of Credit: Students who have previously earned a Bachelor’s Degree from a US regionally accredited school who do not have a course equivalent to ENG 101 College Writing I , but do have a course equivalent to ENG 102 College Writing II or a junior level writing course that is accepted as a course sub for ENG 102 College Writing II , will be given credit for ENG 101 College Writing I using any humanities course. If no humanities course exists, the credit for prior learning code will be used to give credit for ENG 101 College Writing I . Students who have no ENG 101 College Writing I or ENG 102 College Writing II equivalent will be reviewed by the Dean of Liberal Arts, Education, Humanities, and Communications. 444 Green Street • Gardner, MA 01440 978-632-6600 • Admissions: 978-630-9447 © 2026-27 MWCC | Title IX | Policies | Public Disclosure Back to Top2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
TRANSFER OF CREDITS AND PLACEMENT FOR STUDENTS WITH AN EARNED BACHELOR'S DEGREEtransfer_creditTRANSFER OF CREDITS AND PLACEMENT FOR STUDENTS WITH AN EARNED BACHELOR'S DEGREE Placement: Students who have previously earned a Bachelor’s Degree as displayed and verified by the Records Office after receipt of an official transcript or by an advisor based on an unofficial transcript, may be placed in any college course that requires testing out of all developmental reading or writing courses. Transfer of Credit: Students who have previously earned a Bachelor’s Degree from a US regionally accredited school who do not have a course equivalent to ENG 101 College Writing I, but do have a course equivalent to ENG 102 College Writing II or a junior level writing course that is accepted as a course sub for ENG 102 College Writing II, will be given credit for ENG 101 College Writing I using any humanities course. If no humanities course exists, the credit for prior learning code will be used to give credit for ENG 101 College Writing I. Students who have no ENG 101 College Writing I or ENG 102 College Writing II equivalent will be reviewed by the Dean of Liberal Arts, Education, Humanities, and Communications.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Veterinary Technology (VTE) (selective)transfer_creditSample Job Titles Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) Veterinary Technician / Veterinary Nurse Veterinary Laboratory Technician Specialty Technician The selective health programs at MWCC do not accept program specific (NUR,DHY,VTE) courses as transfer credit from other institutions.2026-2027catalog.mwcc.edu
Veterinary Technology (VTE) (selective)transfer_creditSample Job Titles Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) Veterinary Technician / Veterinary Nurse Veterinary Laboratory Technician Specialty Technician The selective health programs at MWCC do not accept program specific (NUR,DHY,VTE) courses as transfer credit from other institutions.0186catalog.mwcc.edu

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EARLY COLLEGE & DUAL ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS Through the Division of Access and Transition, which manages K-12 partnerships in the region, MWCC provides numerous College Access, Dual Enrollment and Early College programs.partnershipcatalog.mwcc.edu
Early College & K-12 Partnerships: A statewide leader in Early College, MWCC helps high school students earn college credit — and sometimes an associate degree — before graduation.partnershipcatalog.mwcc.edu
FULL PDF 2026-27 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK MASSTRANSFER Students who plan to transfer to a Massachusetts state university or a University of Massachusetts campus may be eligible to transfer under the MassTransfer agreement, which provides transfer advantages to those who qualify.partnershipcatalog.mwcc.edu
Gateway to College holds the Commonwealth's Early College Designation status in partnership with GALT.partnershipcatalog.mwcc.edu
MASSTRANSFER Students who plan to transfer to a Massachusetts State University or a University of Massachusetts campus may be eligible to transfer under the MassTransfer agreement, which provides transfer advantages to those who qualify.partnershipcatalog.mwcc.edu
This program has been developed as part of a transfer agreement with Fitchburg State University.transfercatalog.mwcc.edu
This program is offered in partnership with these high schools and Fitchburg State University.partnershipcatalog.mwcc.edu

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Associate Degree in Liberal Artstransfer-mapcatalog.mwcc.edu
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Associate of Science Degree in Chemistrytransfer-mapcatalog.mwcc.edu
Associate of Science Degree in Liberal Artstransfer-mapcatalog.mwcc.edu
Associate of Science Degree in Media Artstransfer-mapcatalog.mwcc.edu

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the Accreditation Commission fordegree. The PN Certificate is approved by the Massachusetts Board of Nursingcatalog.mwcc.edu
the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursingcatalog.mwcc.edu
the Automotive Service Excellence Foundation as a Master Technician Training ProgramMWCC’S Automotive Technology Programcatalog.mwcc.edu
the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA), which is a specializedDental Hygiene program itselfcatalog.mwcc.edu
the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA), which is a specialized accreditation body recognized by the UDental Hygiene program itselfcatalog.mwcc.edu
the Massachusetts Office of EmergencyMount Wachusett Community College Paramedic Program is a fullycatalog.mwcc.edu
the Massachusetts Office of Emergency Medical Services as an Authorized Training Center in Massachusetts and nationally by The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs (CAAHEP)Mount Wachusett Community College Paramedic Program is a fullycatalog.mwcc.edu
the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), ainstitutioncatalog.mwcc.edu
the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), MWCC is a public, two-year college with a 269-acre campus and satellite automotive facility in Gardner, and additional campuses in Fitchburg and Leominstercatalog.mwcc.edu

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