The “Student Work from the Art Program at Mount Wachusett Community College” will be open from February 8 through March 12, with a reception on Saturday, February 18 from 2 to 4 pm. Work by seventeen MWCC art students from Professor Jesse Connor’s Painting II and III and Drawing III courses will be in the […]
Thank you to everyone who volunteered, visited, and contributed to this year’s Winterfest Fundraiser and Fair. As many of you know, this is our largest fundraiser for the MWCC Emergency Student Loan Fund. This fund is integral in helping students overcome small, but immediate financial obstacles like buying a textbook, putting gas in their car, […]
Each year our Veterans Services department hosts a Veterans Breakfast to honor all of the students, staff, and faculty who served. This year had a special twist when our Director of Veterans Services, Robert Mayer, was invited to be the speaker at the Fitchburg Veterans Day Ceremony at the Fitchburg Armory. Former Staff Sargeant Mayer […]
It’s no secret that higher education can be expensive, especially in the United States. For the 2022-2023 school year, the average yearly tuition and fees required to attend a public university amount to more than $10,000. The costs for a private university are nearly quadruple that. To make earning a degree more financially reasonable, many people […]
What type of college is MWCC? As a small community college, MWCC offers small class sizes and personalized attention from faculty and staff. Mount Professors know their students’ names and care about their success. Our student services are readily available whether your student needs academic support, transfer or career counseling, or job placement assistance. In […]
