AUBURN — Central Maine Community College will host its annual fall open house for prospective students and their families from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 14, at its lakeside campus at 1250 Turner St.
In addition to having all academic programs, student organizations and athletics represented, staff members and students will be ready to assist with the admissions and financial aid application processes.
Students who complete an admissions application at the open house will have their application fee waived. All who attend the open house can take a guided tour of the campus or visit certain programs, services or housing facilities. Culinary arts students will provide refreshments.
CMCC offers 41 degree programs and certificates that prepare graduates for immediate employment or to transfer to a four-year institution. In addition to on-campus housing and a large number of student clubs and activities, the college offers competitive athletic teams: varsity and JV basketball, soccer, softball, volleyball and cross country for women; varsity and JV basketball, baseball, soccer, cross country and ice hockey for men.
FMI, RSVP: 207-755-5273, [email protected], www.cmcc.edu, www.cmcc.edu/FutureStudents/OPENHOUSE.
A CMCC class enjoys the warm fall weather. The college is hosting an open house for prospective students on Saturday, October 14.
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