About CMCC

About CM

Right to Know

Academics
Location
Student Body
Tuition & Fees

Affirmative Action

Facilities
History
Governance
Mission

Academics

28 different majors
Nearly a dozen areas of specialization and concentrations within majors
Associate in Arts in either General Studies or Liberal Studies designed to provide first two years of a bachelor's degree
Associate in Science degrees
Associate in Applied Science degrees
Certificates
Fall and spring 16-week semesters
Optional summer terms

Location

Located in Auburn, Maine, 45 minutes north of Portland in the south central region of Maine
135-acre campus overlooking and bordering Lake Auburn
Written Directions -- map
Lake Auburn provides good sailing, boating and fishing (swimming not permitted)
Easy driving distance to Maine and New Hampshire's peaks for snowboarding and skiing in winter, mountain biking and climbing in spring and summer
Convenient to the state's famous Lakes Region ideal for boating and other outdoor recreational activities
The twin cities of Lewiston and Auburn host many annual community events such as the Liberty Festival (July 4th), the Moxie Festival, Festival de Joie and the Balloon Festival as well as professional and community theatre and concerts ranging from classical to jazz.

Student body

Enrollment - approximately 2,300 students
Student/faculty ratio is 18:1
96% of students get jobs right out of school, continue their education or both *
Average class size is 18

* Graduate Survey Results

Facilities

Classrooms, lecture hall, library, dining facilities, computer labs and administrative offices in Jalbert Hall
Classrooms, lecture hall, computer labs, science labs, gymnasium, Athletic offices, Corporate and Community Services and faculty offices in Kirk Hall
Culinary Arts Center
Four residence halls that provide housing for 248 students

History

Founded in 1963 as Androscoggin State Vocational Institute
Renamed Central Maine Vocational Technical Institute (CMVTI) in 1965.
Name changed to Central Maine Technical College in 1989
July 1, 2003 became Central Maine Community College
One of seven colleges in the Maine Community College System

Governance

Maine Community College System is governed by a Board of Trustees appointed by the Governor

Mission

Central Maine Community College provides quality, accessible college education and lifelong learning opportunities:

Career and technical education
Education for transfer to baccalaureate programs
Services to support economic development and community vitality

Central Maine Community College, 1250 Turner Street, Auburn, Maine 04210
For more information contact the school at (207)-755-5100

Central Maine Community College is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution and employer.
For more information, please call (207) 755-5233. [Full Non-Discrimination Notice]

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