Meet Hailey Walker: Advocate for Disability Support Services and Higher Education Accessibility

At MWCC, we are fortunate to have Hailey Walker, a passionate advocate for disability services, on our team. With years of experience and an immensely personal connection to her work, Hailey—who herself has a disability—understands firsthand the importance of accessibility and the value of advocacy. In this interview, we explore Hailey's inspiring journey and her[...]

Responding to Immigration Policy with Solidarity Amid Policy Changes

As the country's executive and judicial branches debate the boundaries of authority and responsibility in regard to immigration policy, we know that many are concerned about how both undocumented and international students, employees, family members, and friends may be impacted. We’d like to once again affirm our college values through this statement shared with faculty,[...]

What to Study to Become a Software Engineer

Dreaming of a career in software engineering but not sure where to start? You’re not alone. With so many paths to choose from, figuring out the best way forward can feel overwhelming. The good news? Whether you’re into coding or designing software, there’s a degree out there that’s perfect for your goals. Earning a degree[...]

Why You Need a Criminal Justice Certification

Criminal justice is a rapidly evolving environment. As criminals become increasingly creative, industry professionals must follow suit to protect their communities. With over 750,000 full-time police officers and many other criminal justice professionals, many people within the United States are working hard to fight crime. If you're passionate about serving your community and interested in criminal justice,[...]

What to Study to Become a Vet Tech

If you're considering becoming a veterinary technician (vet tech), then now is the time. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the field's outlook is promising, with an estimated growth rate of about 21% in the vet tech field between 2022 and 2032 — much faster than average. This growth should come as no surprise. The position can[...]

What to Study to Become a Lawyer

There are more than 1.3 million lawyers in the United States, earning a median annual wage of $145,760 and turning their passions into lucrative and fulfilling careers. Becoming a lawyer takes time, planning and hard work. If you're an aspiring lawyer, prepare yourself to take many steps to practice law, from completing an undergraduate degree to passing several stringent[...]

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Our mission is to provide students with transformative educational opportunities. Through our innovative programs and personalized support, we aim to inspire academic excellence, foster a seamless transition to higher education, and cultivate a passion for lifelong learning. Not sure which program you're interested in? Sign up for an info session to learn more!

Students Present at MA Undergraduate Research Conference

Several MWCC students presented at the 30th Annual Massachusetts Undergraduate Research Conference, held at UMass Amherst on April 19, 2024. This conference features student presentations on research projects that they developed as part of their degree. The conference brings together students and their faculty mentors from public colleges and universities throughout the state, and included[...]

What Can You Do With a Chemistry Degree?

With a chemistry degree, you can work in chemistry, materials science, medicine and other rewarding fields. If you're planning to go to college soon, you may be wondering whether chemistry is a good degree to get. Chemistry is a good major for prospective students looking for valuable training in versatile scientific skills that open exciting[...]