Welcome, CCV Students!

Direct Admissions

We've made it easy for you to find your direction at Northern Vermont University. Courses you took at CCV that pertain to your area of study will easily transfer to NVU, which will save you money and time toward your degree. Once enrolled, you'll work closely with your academic advisor to complete the requirements for your bachelor of art or science degree.

Select your CCV degree from the options below to learn how your courses and credits will transfer to NVU.

Accounting to Accounting at NVU-Johnson, NVU-Lyndon, or NVU Online

At Northern Vermont University, you'll work closely with faculty experts to build your own expertise in this growing field. Courses in mathematics, principles of marketing and economics, as well as different accounting fields, will prepare you to graduate with the skills that will make you stand out to prospective employers in this growth field. Learn more.

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Behavioral Science to Anthropology and Sociology at NVU-Johnson

Students in this program probe such diverse topics as art, environment, evolution, symbolism, values, healing, and religion to understand the range of cultural and biological differences among the world’s peoples. Learn more.

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Behavioral Studies to Applied Psychology and Human Services at NVU-Lyndon

You'll gain a strong foundation in psychological theory and become well-versed in psychological and social explanations of human behavior. Students are required to complete two practicum experiences to gain hands-on learning experience in a professional setting — this can include an internship at a local school, rehab, or mental health clinic. Upon graduation, you'll have the knowledge and training needed to succeed in many different jobs or in graduate school. Learn more.

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Behavioral Science to Psychology at NVU-Johnson or NVU Online

In our small classes with low student-teacher ratios, you’ll get personal attention from professors. The faculty includes psychologists and social workers with experience in clinical psychology, child and adolescent development, and community mental health to give you an interdisciplinary foundation. Our programs will prepare you for a range of career opportunities in human resources, management, teaching, school counseling, nonprofit development, medicine, and many other areas. Learn more.

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Behavioral Sciences to Criminal Justice at NVU-Lyndon

With our unique and flexible curriculum, you'll focus on the areas of criminal justice studies that appeal to your interests — including law enforcement, terrorism, environmental justice, and juvenile justice systems. We offer summer, winter, condensed, and online classes as well, to work with your schedule and to make it possible for you to finish your degree early. Learn more.

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Business to Business Administration at NVU-Johnson, NVU-Lyndon, or NVU Online

At NVU, our business administration degree offers you more than just theory. You'll gain a solid foundation in the principles of business — from economics to marketing to management — in small, personalized classes with experts in the field. But from the start, you'll put those theories to work. Learn more.

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Interested in the Management Concentration?

Through internships, case studies, and simulations, you’ll apply management theory to actual business situations and develop skills in planning, organization, leadership, human resources. Learn more.

This pathway is available at NVU-Lydon, NVU-Johnson, and NVU Online.

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Interested in the Sport Management Concentration?

You'll receive a comprehensive education in the business and administration of athletics, sports, and recreation. Courses provide a solid foundation in ethical leadership, governance, law, finance, marketing, facility design, resource management, and event planning. Learn more.

This pathway is available at NVU-Johnson, NVU-Lyndon, and NVU Online.

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Design and Media to Media Arts at NVU-Johnson

Students in our NVU-Johnson media arts program explore the expanding world of media with an emphasis on creative inquiry, artistic collaboration, and adapting to emerging technologies. Courses include graphic design, image processing, animation and motion graphics, video, and new media. Learn more.

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Early Childhood Education to NVU Online Early Childhood Education

All courses in the early childhood education program are online, so no matter where you live in Vermont, your career can benefit from our highly regarded education program. However, students in the program are required to participate in a face-to-face meeting on the Lyndon campus at the start of each semester, complete an onsite student-teaching requirement, and meet with their program advisor. Learn more.

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Liberal Studies to Interdisciplinary Studies at NVU-Johnson and NVU Online

The interdisciplinary studies major allows you to design your own customized program of study. Working with your advisor, you’ll identify the disciplines or groups of disciplines you want to study, then submit a detailed program proposal describing the relationships among three areas of study you choose to pursue. Learn more.

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Liberal Studies with a Specialization in Global Studies to Interdisciplinary Studies at NVU

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Liberal Studies to Liberal Studies at NVU-Lyndon

As a liberal studies major at NVU-Lyndon, you'll explore the full creative range of the liberal arts and sciences. Instead of focusing on one field, you'll design a theme-based program of study that integrates many fields. Learn more.

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STEM Studies to Health Sciences at NVU-Johnson

As a student in our health sciences bachelor of science program, you will have incredible hands-on opportunities through internships and research. You’ll develop the real-world skills employers expect by working with multiple ages in diverse settings. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to excel in an exploding health education field. Learn more.

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STEM Studies to Mathematics at NVU-Johnson

As a math student at either of our campuses, you'll benefit from NVU's small classes, and you'll work closely with dedicated, supportive faculty who want to see you succeed. You will have opportunities to explore mathematics in a way that will make you stand out to potential employers when you graduate. Learn more.

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STEM Studies to Wellness and Alternative Medicine at NVU-Johnson or NVU Online

Northern Vermont University-Johnson is among the nation’s first accredited schools to offer a science-based undergraduate degree program in wellness and alternative medicine. This program is a great fit if you’re interested in science and want to explore the mind-body connection and its role in personal wellness and well-being. You'll learn the science, theories, and histories of Western (allopathic) and alternative and complementary health care therapies, including acupuncture, naturopathy, Ayurveda, chiropractic, homeopathy, and Native healing. Learn more.

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NVU Online

Northern Vermont University Online offers twelve 100% online undergraduate degrees and one 90% online undergraduate degree program. All of our courses are taught by expert faculty who offer individualized attention to their students, so you'll get a high level of support throughout your studies.

Our asynchronous course delivery model — meaning that you choose when you will do the coursework and homework in a given week — offers you independence and flexibility. For students who are balancing professional and personal demands in addition to pursuing a degree, this flexibility is an essential component toward making college possible.

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