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65%
QVCC students who qualify for some financial aid in the form of scholarships, federal and state grants, and work study.
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QVCC graduates incur federal student loan debt!
135K
Scholarship dollars provided to assist current and future students from QVCC Foundation.
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Full-time, dedicated faculty who teach an average class size of 16.
Alumni, Faculty & Students
"With help from the QVCC Foundation, I have been given the opportunity to graduate from QVCC debt-free and continue my goal of obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree from UCONN."
“QVCC “set the standard” for the rest of my life. It challenged me to push myself to a level I didn’t know was possible."
News
More than $10,000 Raised by Students, Staff, Faculty and CommunityNortheast Connecticut, once again, showed their outpouring of support for...
QVCC Awarded Healthy Campus Grant Addressing Opiod Education and Awareness
Quinebaug Valley Community College has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Connecticut Healthy Campus Initiative (CHCI); funded by...
QVCC Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center Recognized Nationally for Excellence
October is Manufacturing Month and QVCC has reason to celebrate.The Quinebaug Valley Community College Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center is...
DANIELSON, CT — The Quinebaug Valley Community College Foundation, once again, has raised the bar in their fundraising efforts...
Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, October 18, 2018 from 5 - 7 p.m. The exhibit will run...
QVCC Hosts World Mental Health Day Activities on October 10, 2018
The College will be hosting a full day of training and events on World Mental Health Day, Wednesday, October...
The Quinebaug Valley Community College acapella group will have their first performance of the academic year singing the National...
Disabled American Veterans Mobile Service Van on Campus September 11
On-site Compensation Benefit Review The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will be providing a Mobile Service Office outreach van to assist...
Professor Cindi Brassington’s Fictional Story with Real-World Issues QVCC Professor of Allied Health, Cindi Brassington, has taught for 20 years...
Stories of hope and redemption are very powerful. The Second Chance Pell Program is giving incarcerated individuals at the...