CT State Community College’s campuses statewide will hold special Saturday hours for new and continuing students on July 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Attendees can meet with an advisor, finalize their schedules, and register for classes at one of CT State’s campus locations listed.

 

Bridgeport—CT State Housatonic, 900 Lafayette Boulevard 

 

Danbury—CT State Naugatuck Valley, 190 Main Street

 

Danielson—CT State Quinebaug Valley, 742 Upper Maple Street 

 

Enfield—CT State Asnuntuck, 170 Elm Street 

 

Farmington—CT State Tunxis, 271 Scott Swamp Road 

 

Hartford—CT State Capital, 950 Main Street 

 

Manchester—CT State Manchester, Great Path 

 

Middletown—CT State Middlesex, 100 Training Hill Road 

 

New Haven—CT State Gateway, 20 Church Street 

 

Norwalk—CT State Norwalk, 188 Richards Ave.

 

Norwich—CT State Three Rivers, 574 New London Turnpike 

 

Waterbury—CT State Naugatuck Valley, 750 Chase Parkway 

 

Winsted—CT State Northwestern, Park Place 

 

These Saturday hours offer convenience for those prospective and current students who may wish to meet with student support staff in-person, but who are unable to connect during regular Monday through Friday business hours. For more on reserving a spot in advance and details on what to bring, visit www.ctstate.edu/enroll.  

 

Representatives from the admissions, registration, financial aid, bursar and advising offices will be on-hand that day to work with students. Attendees can also learn more about course placement and how best to meet the prerequisites needed to take a class, as well as learn more about paying for college. In some locations, the campus bookstores may be open for students to buy textbooks and other supplies.   

 

Students intending to apply to CT State Community College for the first time should start by applying online. Applications for Fall 2024 semester can be found at www.ctstate.edu/apply. Fall semester credit classes begin August 28. 

 

Free tuition is available to Connecticut residents who are high school graduates, whether from the state or elsewhere.  Anyone who first attended college in fall 2020 or later may be eligible, as well. Accessing the free tuition program and any financial aid starts with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov. The free tuition program is not based on household income; all students who plan on attending full- or part-time should complete the FAFSA so they can access the program, even if they do not think they will quality for need-based aid. Program funding is available on a rolling basis; applicants can see if they may qualify atwww.ctstate.edu/free-tuition.