Programs of Study

At NMCC, our 30+ programs of study are designed to prepare graduates to enter the work force with technically-current skills in some of the most high-demand career fields. Over 90% of our graduates are employed within six months of their graduation or are continuing their education for a bachelor's degree. Our certificate and associate degree programs will allow you to enter your chosen career field with confidence or to continue on to further your education or training. Contact admissions today at 207-768-2785 or admissions@nmcc.edu to learn more!

Admission Procedures

Get started with our simple application process:

  • Submit an application
  • Request a final, official high school/HiSET/GED transcript to be sent to the admissions office directly from the school. Current high school seniors must include grades for the ranking periods completed at the time of their application to NMCC.  
  • College transcripts must be submitted to the admissions office by applicants who have attended other colleges or post-secondary schools.
  • Meet with an admissions counselor
  • Campus tours are STRONGLY recommended for all candidates.
  • Admission decisions are made as quickly as possible once an individual candidate's file is complete.
  • Placement testing may be required
  • Students who plan to live on-campus are required to complete a housing application and submit an additional $100 deposit to reserve space in the residential complex.
 

Admission Policies

Completion of a four-year high school program or a state high school equivalency certificate is required for admission to the associate degree, diploma and certificate programs offered at NMCC. A rolling admission policy affords candidates the opportunity to apply and be considered for acceptance throughout the year, but early application (9-10 months prior to the beginning of a given school year) is recommended because of competition and enrollment capacities established for each program. Some programs are subject to a competitive admission process. All programs are offered to women and men. Students are encouraged to enroll in programs considered nontraditional for their sex. Qualified handicapped students are also encouraged to apply and are provided appropriate support services. See the requirements and recommendations matrix at the end of this section.

Requirements (refer to page 11)

For more information on policies refer to the Student Handbook.

Non Credit Courses