Free College Programs
Massasoit Free College Degree and Certificate Programs
MassEducate and MassReconnect allow Massachusetts residents who have not yet earned a bachelor’s degree to attend any of the state’s 15 community colleges and pay no tuition or fees. Both programs include an allowance for books and supplies for certain students. Learn more below about which Massasoit degree and certificate programs are eligible for Free College.
Degree Programs
Associate in Science
- Biology Transfer
- Business Administration Careers – Accounting
- Business Administration Careers – Management
- Business Administration Careers – Marketing
- Business Administration Transfer
- Chemistry Transfer
- Criminal Justice – Career
- Criminal Justice – Transfer
- Early Childhood Education & Administration
- Early Childhood Education & Administration – Transfer
- Engineering Transfer – Chemical
- Engineering Transfer – Civil
- Engineering Transfer – Electrical
- Engineering Transfer – Mechanical
- Fire Science Technology Program
- Hospitality Management
- Human & Social Services – Career
- Human & Social Services – Transfer
- Liberal Arts Studies
- Liberal Arts Studies – Health Sciences
- LPN to Associate Degree Advanced Placement Nurse Education – Full Time
- LPN to Associate Degree Advanced Placement Nurse Education – Part Time
- Mathematics Transfer
- Media Arts
- Nurse Education – Full Time
- Nurse Education – Part Time
- Radiologic Technology
- Respiratory Care Program
- Social Science Transfer
- Theatre Arts
Degree Programs
Associate in Arts
- Black Studies
- Computer Science Transfer
- Computer Science Transfer – Data Science
- Elementary Education
- Liberal Arts Transfer
- Psychology
Associate in Applied Science
- Architectural Technology
- Computer Information Systems – Integrated User Support
- Culinary Arts
- Diesel Technology
- Veterinary Technology
- Visual Arts – Art & Graphic Design
- Visual Arts – Fine Arts
Certificate Programs
Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
Federal and state regulations require that students receiving financial aid make satisfactory academic progress (SAP) in their degree or certificate program. There are three components, or standards of progress: grade point average (GPA), completion rate or progress towards a degree, and maximum time frame. A student must maintain all three standards to continue receiving financial assistance. These requirements are considered separate from the academic requirements a student must maintain to remain as a degree student at Massasoit.