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Mount Washington College
Mount Washington College was a for-profit college in Manchester, New Hampshire, United States. It opened in 1900 and was known as Hesser College until 2013. It was owned by Kaplan, Inc.,[when?] and offered associate and bachelor's degrees focused in business and information technology. It was accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC).
It closed in May 2016.
Mount Washington College had five campus locations — in Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, Salem and Concord, where the school offered associate's and bachelor's degrees in a range of programs including business, information technology, digital media, criminal justice, liberal studies, healthcare management, psychology, and paralegal studies. The school also had an expanded national presence via its online education programs where students could obtain an associate's or bachelor's degree in business or information technology.
The location of the Manchester campus, among the Sundial Center of Commerce & Education, enabled students to have exposure to local businesses and potential internships not available in other locations and in other small colleges. The college incorporated a unique advisory program to ensure that students choose appropriate fields of study based on their specific strengths.
Mount Washington College also had what was known as the "Mount Washington Commitment", an innovative program that allowed prospective students to attend the college in their selected field without any tuition obligation. When the introductory period was over, students had the option to continue their studies or drop out without having to pay for classes.
Academically, Mount Washington maintained a relatively low student-faculty ratio for a college. The school encouraged students to continue their education to improve their professions. Student life incorporated various student organizations. The urban setting provided numerous opportunities for student life and professional opportunities.
The eight-week semester of many courses was popular amongst the students at the college, allowing for flexibility and solid career skill foundation.
The college offered multiple scholarships and financial aid, as well as federal work study programs that helped students pay for tuition and fees.
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Mount Washington College
Mount Washington College was a for-profit college in Manchester, New Hampshire, United States. It opened in 1900 and was known as Hesser College until 2013. It was owned by Kaplan, Inc.,[when?] and offered associate and bachelor's degrees focused in business and information technology. It was accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC).
It closed in May 2016.
Mount Washington College had five campus locations — in Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, Salem and Concord, where the school offered associate's and bachelor's degrees in a range of programs including business, information technology, digital media, criminal justice, liberal studies, healthcare management, psychology, and paralegal studies. The school also had an expanded national presence via its online education programs where students could obtain an associate's or bachelor's degree in business or information technology.
The location of the Manchester campus, among the Sundial Center of Commerce & Education, enabled students to have exposure to local businesses and potential internships not available in other locations and in other small colleges. The college incorporated a unique advisory program to ensure that students choose appropriate fields of study based on their specific strengths.
Mount Washington College also had what was known as the "Mount Washington Commitment", an innovative program that allowed prospective students to attend the college in their selected field without any tuition obligation. When the introductory period was over, students had the option to continue their studies or drop out without having to pay for classes.
Academically, Mount Washington maintained a relatively low student-faculty ratio for a college. The school encouraged students to continue their education to improve their professions. Student life incorporated various student organizations. The urban setting provided numerous opportunities for student life and professional opportunities.
The eight-week semester of many courses was popular amongst the students at the college, allowing for flexibility and solid career skill foundation.
The college offered multiple scholarships and financial aid, as well as federal work study programs that helped students pay for tuition and fees.