YCCC will be closed from Wednesday, November 27th through Sunday, December 1st in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. We hope you have a wonderful holiday filled with gratitude and joy. Classes and regular operations will resume on Monday, December 2nd.
WELLS, ME – Kenneth Richard has made York County Community College history as the first student-athlete to earn national recognition. In YCCC’s inaugural season, Richard…
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YCCC is pleased to announce that our Veterinary Technology program has received its five-year reaccreditation from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). This accreditation comes…
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Programs like YCCC’s EMT Training are just one example of how our Workforce and Economic Development Department is working with local industries and partners to…
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The Hawk family is proud to announce the newest addition to the Athletic Department. Andy Clement will join the Hawks as the head coach for the…
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YCCC held Signing Ceremonies at each of our three partner intuitions; York Hospital, Maine Health and Nasson Health Care to kick off our Medical Assistant…
Read MoreAugusta, ME – Starting this fall, the Maine Community College System (MCCS) will require all students attending classes in person to be vaccinated against COVID-19,…
Read MoreIn light of new masking recommendations announced on July 27, 2021 by the Federal CDC, until further notice, all people must wear face-coverings inside campus…
Read MoreYCCC is pleased to announce that Lisa Pratt has been awarded the Fearless ME Scholarship for the 2021/2022 academic year. After many years working in the healthcare…
Read MoreThere are many factors that go into a student’s decision on where to go to college. Factors such as academic programs, cost, location, range of…
Read MoreThe inaugural intercollegiate baseball season for York County is approaching fast; set to begin the Fall of 2021. Preparation for the new program includes developing…
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