CT State Community College

Yes, CT State is planned as a state-wide community college serving students in all locations currently operating today.

Faculty across the state are collaborating to consolidate programs that are offered at more than one college. We anticipate that most current programs will be represented in the Connecticut State Community College curriculum. Once the program consolidation process has been finalized, advisors will be able to help students determine their best path to completion if they are still working on their program after Fall 2023.

Yes, students will be matched with the local program that most closely aligns with the program in which they were enrolled during Spring 2023.

Any community college student who was actively enrolled in credit courses in any semester between Fall 2021 and Spring 2023 will not have to apply. Their academic history at their current Community College will automatically become a part of the CT State student records.

No, your CT State transcript will be the transcript that you had in Spring 2023 at your home community college.

Your Spring 2023 GPA at your home community college will follow you to CT State. CT State will be using the same grading scale that the Connecticut Community College system uses today.

Transcripts from all 12 community colleges and CT State will always be available to students and alumni. It is our responsibility to provide your official academic records to you as you need them throughout your lifetime for further education, job applications and other purposes. Most transcripts will be available through the website using an electronic transcript provider. Transcripts for students prior to 1985 will continue to be provided on paper by the CT State Community College Registrar.