Mount Wachusett Community College 444 Green Street, Gardner, MA 01440
About the Business
Mount Wachusett Community College, located at 444 Green Street in Gardner, Massachusetts, is a school that prioritizes quality of experience over quantity of students. With convenient class schedules including full semester, accelerated 7-week courses, day, evening, and online options, students can tailor their education to fit their needs. Whether pursuing an associate degree for career readiness or transfer to a four-year institution, or seeking a certificate for quick training, MWCC offers affordable tuition and financial aid opportunities to make education accessible to all. With transfer agreements in place, students can easily continue their education at other colleges or universities. Despite its smaller size, MWCC provides a vibrant campus life with intramural sports, student organizations, events, and government. In the event of inclement weather, the campus may be closed, so it's important to stay updated on the institution's status through their social media channels.
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Hours open
Monday:
08:00 - 18:30
Tuesday:
08:00 - 18:30
Wednesday:
08:00 - 18:30
Thursday:
08:00 - 18:30
Friday:
08:00 - 16:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"I graduated in 1982 had a wounderful experience there played on the baseball, soccer teams,academics Dr. Richard Shine was very instrumental in my development as a person, as well as Jack Mcnelly"
"I graduated from MWCC years ago, (I won't say how many, ha, ha). I owe much of my success in real estate to the business degree I received here. When I first enrolled, I had no idea what I wanted to do but chose business. Real estate was an elective course offered, and the rest is history! My daughter also started college at MWCC and was able to graduate from U-Mass in 1 1/2 years! She has been quite successful, again, owing much of that to MWCC."
"Two stars for the price and the insane variety of classes. Zero stars for everything else. The climate is one of heterophobic faculty, administration, etc. There's also issues concerning race and presumed class. Pathetic, aggressive instructors are allowed to mistreat certain students. Administration protects faculty by all means. What a cowardly, limp, lame a$$ group of 'leaders' they are. Valid concerns are mocked and swiftly dismissed. There are reasons why community colleges are looked down on, and this place does not disappoint. Technology is outdated. The library seems stuck in the year 1844. Very little knowledge of the obsolete structure. Fake, woke agendas are forced down your throat. The race and privileges cards are often used against the ones who dare to voice opposition. I will complete my courses and then move on from this decaying heap of ruins."
"Great community, with wonderful educators. Advising leaves some things to be desired, but if you connect with a faculty member from your major, it can make quite the difference! The dean of students definitely cares about the community, and everyone here wants you to succeed."
"One of the best community colleges around. The administration and staff for the most part are great and work well with the students. The professors on the other hand are hit or miss. I've had some great ones and some that shouldn't even have their teaching license. Overall I would recommend coming here but research your professor's before you sign up for classes."
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