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University courses at Eastern Maine Community College

Eastern Maine Community College offers a balanced curriculum of technical skills and general education courses, along with a variety of student services and resources. Your program will be demanding and will require you to maintain a high level of motivation. The competencies you will acquire were identified by men and women, employed in your chosen technical field, who have formed a partnership with the college to identify the skills that will lead to gainful employment and satisfying careers.

As our student partner, you have a responsibility to learn--to make this college experience work for you. Through regular study and hard work, you will reach your goals. Our request for you, our partner, is that you take advantage of every opportunity to learn new skills and to broaden your understanding of your chosen profession, your community, and yourself. In this way, you will be helping the State of Maine to be stronger, and you will be playing a role in the economic vitality of your communities.
Good futures result from excellent teaching. Bright futures result from motivated learning. Good teaching and motivated learning blend into a dynamic combination.
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Eastern Maine Community College awards Associate in Applied Science, Associate in Science and Associate in Arts Degrees; Diplomas; Certificates; and documents of completion for customized short-term programs and courses.
Eastern Maine Community College is dedicated to providing all students with a well-balanced education focused on problem solving, decision-making, communications, social understanding, computer applications, mathematics, and science. Liberal arts courses are required of all programs to form the foundation for lifelong learning. Technology programs include concentrated studies in both technical theory and application in the area of specialization. Programs and student support services are designed to develop leadership skills, personal responsibility, teamwork, and appreciation of the complex program faced by changing society.

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