David Daigler

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Provides early-stage capital, loans and commercialization assistance services

The Maine Community College System (MCCS) is a network of seven community colleges across Maine serving approximately 17,500 to over 21,000 students, primarily Maine residents. The private company is based in Augusta, ME and has subsidiaries in the United States. MCCS offers nearly 300 degree and certificate programs in fields such as arts, business, health sciences, industrial technology, public safety, and computer science, with options for immediate employment or transfer to four-year institutions. The system provides affordable tuition, extensive financial aid, and a variety of educational opportunities including online courses, early college programs, continuing education, and workforce training tailored to individuals and businesses. The Harold Alfond Center for the Advancement of Maine’s Workforce coordinates grant-funded training programs to prepare new workers, upskill employees, and support continued education. MCCS collaborates with employers to develop customized training, supports apprenticeships, and offers initiatives like remote work programs. Student support includes small class sizes, accessible faculty, advisors, extracurricular activities, and special programs such as study-away opportunities and transfer programs. The system provides resources for admissions, financial aid, workforce development, and consumer information.