Registration Open For Winter Session And Spring Semester At CT State Middlesex

Credit registration is underway at Connecticut State Community College (CT State) Middlesex and Meriden for both winter session and the spring 2027 semester, with a mix of on-campus, online and hybrid course options.

Winter Session

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Winter session, which runs Dec. 28–Jan. 17, offers opportunity to earn credits during winter break. Students who attend other colleges may enroll in courses at CT State campuses and transfer the winter credits earned to their bachelor's or associate degree programs.

Students can earn up to four credits in three weeks during the accelerated courses, which cover the same content as a regular 15-week class.

Classes in math, lab sciences, social sciences and humanities are among the topics covered, many of which fulfill general education requirements. For more information, and to find classes, visit ctstate.edu/summer-winter.

Spring 2027 Semester

Spring 2027 credit semester begins on Jan. 22. In addition to the traditional semester schedule, accelerated sessions begin in January, February and March, allowing students to start at multiple points throughout the semester.

CT State Middlesex offers associate degrees and certificates in more than 80 areas of studies to prepare students for transfer to four-year degrees or direct entry into the workforce. Students can complete a certificate in as little as six months, and a degree in two years, in majors such as advanced manufacturing, business and accounting, health information technology, new media production, ophthalmic design and dispensing, radiography and veterinary technology.

Special agreements with public and private colleges and universities throughout the state provide seamless transfer and a low-cost pathway to a bachelor's degree.

Prospective students should start by applying online at ctstate.edu/how-to-apply. To ensure the best course selection, students are encouraged to register as soon as possible.

Free tuition may be available for eligible spring semester students who are Connecticut residents, have graduated from high school, and are attending college for the first time. Students who first attended college in Fall 2020 or later may also qualify.

The free tuition program is not income-based. All students who plan on attending full- or part-time should complete the FAFSA so they can access the program or other financial aid, 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 at www.ctstate.edu/free-tuition.

CT State Middlesex will conduct an open house Nov. 5 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. for those interested in learning about becoming a student. For more details, visit calendar.ctstate.edu/event/23630-open-house.

Noncredit Workforce Training Registration

Registration is also ongoing for noncredit career training certification programs at CT State Middlesex and Meriden campuses. Programs and courses are available in fields such as community interpreter, healthcare, manufacturing, pharmacy technician, security, veterinary assistant and more.

Scholarships for healthcare and manufacturing classes are available. Veterans, certified dislocated workers and those receiving SNAP assistance may also be eligible for scholarships and tuition waivers for many continuing education programs. For more information, visit ctstate.edu/workforce-development/funding-options.

About CT State

Following the merger of the 12 Connecticut community colleges in 2023, CT State Community College is the largest community college in the Northeast and fourth largest open admission public two-year college in the country, serving close to 60,000 students annually. CT State offers accessible, high-quality education across its campuses in Bridgeport, Danielson, Enfield, Farmington, Hartford, Manchester, Middletown, New Haven, Norwalk, Norwich, Waterbury and Winsted, and satellite locations in Bristol, Danbury, Meriden, North Haven and Willimantic. Visit ctstate.edu for more information.