Transition to College FAQ
What is the Transition to College Program?
The Transition to Community College is a free program designed to help prepare adult learners for successful transition to taking courses for a college degree, a credit certificate program, or a continuing education certificate program at Massasoit Community College. Students who complete the program by taking credit courses may apply them to a Massasoit degree or certificate.
This program is funded by a grant from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
What types of courses can I take in the program?
- A required College Success Seminar
- Any college credit or continuing education course that the student chooses
- Workshops on reading, writing, math, algebra, and digital literacy
How do I know if I am eligible for the program?
View our Transition to Community College Program Webpage, then contact Nancy Milka, our part-time Transitions Instructor at nmilka@massasoit.mass.edu or Alexandra Jacobs, Associate Dean of Adult Basic Education, at acarvario@massasoit.mass.edu.
How much does the program cost?
All classes, textbooks and related course materials plus local transportation (BAT passes) are free to qualified students.
How long is the Transition to College Program?
Two to three semesters.
How do I benefit by participating in the Transition to College Program?
You will develop the academic skills necessary to succeed in college courses. With such skills, you will be able to continue on your educational path toward a college degree or certificate program at Massasoit Community College.