NHTI – Concord’s Community College
31 College Drive
Concord, NH 03301
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NHTI's General Studies degree program is designed to provide you with maximum flexibility, traditional and online options, and strong advising to fulfill the prerequisites you need to apply to any of NHTI’s Allied Health programs. This program offers a wide array of courses and opportunities and allows you to create a pathway to:
- Transfer to other NHTI Allied Health programs upon acceptance to those programs.
- Be a starting point, especially if you are interested in Allied Health fields but have not yet selected or been admitted to a specific Allied Health program.
- Complete general education requirements and an associate degree.
- Complete prerequisite courses to transfer into programs ranging from Nursing to Radiologic Technology.
- Apply credits earned in an NHTI certificate program or elsewhere toward an associate degree at NHTI.
This program can be completed entirely online!
Do you have questions? The department chair for this program is Amy VonKadich, who can be reached at avonkadich@ccsnh.edu. You can also request more info here!
NHTI's Mindful Communication certificate program comprises four English and Social Sciences courses with the “MC” extension that infuse mindful communication and emotional intelligence into the teaching of core course content. When you take these courses as part of your degree program, you can graduate with both an associate degree and a Mindful Communication certificate.
Mindfulness has been linked with an increased ability to focus, improved working memory, improved problem solving, reduced reactivity, reduced stress, and improved health. NHTI’s Mindful Communication courses and certificate program are part of the mindfulness-based approach to the study, application, and teaching of mindfulness as pioneered by leaders in the field at the Center for Mindfulness, Medicine, Health Care, and Society at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
The certificate is financial aid-eligible only when the MC courses are completed as part of a degree program.
Do you have questions? The department chair for this program is Alan Lindsay, who can be reached at alindsay@ccsnh.edu. You can also request more info here!