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We prepare students with the skills they need to succeed in the workforce, or the requirements they need to further their education.

NCC proudly serves a culturally and ethnically diverse student body. Students hail from 87 countries and speak 54 different languages.

The faculty at NCC are accomplished professionals who help empower students to achieve their highest potential and realize their dreams.

As students graduate with little to no debt, NCC ranked second in a national survey by WalletHub.com for “Lowest Student Default Rate.“

Norwalk Community College is a non-residential college with over 40 student clubs, special interest groups and organizations.

Many occupations increasingly require skills in science, technology, engineering and math. NCC offers programs that make students job-ready.

Our Nursing Program’s Hospital Simulation Unit is equipped with the most advanced computerized teaching mannequins in Connecticut.

NCC students are accepted to four-year institutions within Connecticut and nationwide, including Ivy League schools.

Featured Programs

Hospitality and Culinary Arts Program - Start Your Career Here

Computer Science Program - The Highest Starting Salaries

What Makes Us #NCCproud

Diversity + Inclusion

A Truly Welcoming Community

Norwalk Community College recognizes, appreciates, and values diversity. Students come from all over the world to attend NCC, and the college has become a mecca in Fairfield County for learning and respectful discussion that cuts across social and cultural divides. Our students hail from 87 foreign countries and speak 54 languages. The student body is multicultural and diverse in terms of age, gender, religious beliefs, aspirations and background. NCC is enriched by a wide range of cultural, geographic, socioeconomic, racial and social perspectives.

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DACA Students

A Special Message from the NCC President

In light of the Attorney General Sessions’ announcement regarding the future of DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), I wish to reaffirm Norwalk Community College’s relentless support for our undocumented students. Existing resources for our DACA students can be found here.

Students seeking additional information and/or assistance accessing community resources can visit the NCC Counseling Department or can contact Wendy Mendes or Andrea Arnold. Please know that we will do everything in our power to protect our students.

David L. Levinson, Ph.D.
President, Norwalk Community College

Student Scholarships

Scholarships for Students through the NCC Foundation

Scholarships with the Norwalk Community College Foundation

The NCC Foundation’s vision is to expand access to affordable, quality higher education, support the development of a productive workforce, and contribute to the knowledge and well-being of our community.

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