Campus News

CALAIS, ME - The WCCC Nursing Program has Received Phase II Approval from the Maine State Board of Nursing and is now Accepting Applications for September 2024 Start! CLICK HERE FOR THE INFORMATION AND APPLICATION PACKET.   The deadline to apply is May 24th, 2024. Read More

CALAIS, ME - Congratulations to Coach Alley and the Men's Basketball Team Members of the campus community took time today to celebrate the incredible achievements of the WCCC Golden Eagles Men's Basketball team as they wrapped up their first varsity season since 1994 with a phenomenal 14-7 record, including an… Read More

CALAIS, ME - Community members are invited to join Washington County Community College and Healthy Acadia on Friday, March 1, 2024, for a free screening of the acclaimed documentary, OUR AMERICAN FAMILY, followed by a panel discussion with a member of the family portrayed in the film. The event will… Read More

Please see a message below from WCCC Dean of Enrollment Management and Student Services, Tyler Stoldt:     Dear Students and Families, On Tuesday, January 30th, Federal Student Aid announced that 2024-2025 FAFSA processing will be delayed until the first half of March. Previously, FAFSA processing was to begin by the… Read More

Washington County, ME—Washington County Community College has released its Dean’s and President’s List for the Fall 2023 semester. The students achieved academic excellence while being enrolled full-time in a program of study. To earn a place on the Dean’s list, students must achieve a grade-point average (GPA) of 3.5 or… Read More

SAN ANTONIO, TX - Practice Management Institute (PMI) has named Washington County Community College (WCCC) its 2023 Outstanding National Host Partner. The award, chosen nationally from among hundreds of hospital, college, medical society, physician service group and program host partners, is given to an organization who has demonstrated exceptional commitment… Read More

CALAIS, ME - Juggling the constant demands of college life can be tough and not knowing where your next meal is coming from adds another layer of worry. Food insecurity can harm college students’ ability to achieve their educational and professional goals, especially for students who face challenges like financial… Read More

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