Whether you need to take a developmental course to improve your basic reading, writing and math skills to enroll in college-level courses or you need support transitioning to college or both, our programs are designed to help you reach your educational goals. Selecting a program depends on a variety of factors, including your lifestyle, income and academic eligibility. Most of our programs are available at no cost to eligible students. We encourage you to meet with one of our program coordinators to determine which program best fits your needs.
Programs
New Student Orientation
Required for all new students
Family Orientation
Provides parents and family members with important information for student success.
STARS Summer Program
Prepares recent high school graduates for college
Adults in Transition
Provides services for adults resuming their education
Smart Start
Offers courses for college readiness – basic reading, writing, math and study skills
Contact Information
For more information and to set up an appointment to meet with one of our program coordinators, please visit or call our office.
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (online only)
Phone: For general information about our programs, please call 860-512-3331.
Philip Burnham
STARS Writing Coordinator
860-512-3345
Brenda Geitz
New Student Orientation Coordinator and Smart Start Coordinator
860-512-3307
Bess Lewis
Adults in Transition Coordinator
860-512-3343