Colleges - Bangor, Maine Colleges

Description: Bangor Theological Seminary was founded in 1814. It is the only accredited graduated school of religion in Northern New England. Graduate programs include Master of Divinity, Master of Arts and Doctor of Divinity degrees. There is also a Portland, Maine campus.

Description: Founded in 1891, Beal College offers a two-year associates degree focusing on medical, law enforcement, accounting, secretarial and other career programs.

Description: Eastern Maine Community College offers one-year certificate, two-year diploma and two-year associate degrees in a balanced range of programs.

Description: Founded in 1898, Husson College offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in a wide range of disciplines. There are 2,000 students enrolled and average class size is 20 students. Husson also has satellite campuses in Presque Isle and South Portland.

Description: The New England School of Communications is located on the Husson College campus in Bangor. It offers an Associates degree and a Bachelor of Science degree in communications.

Description: The University College of Bangor is part of the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA). Both UMA campuses are part of the University of Maine System consisting of 7 unique universities and 10 regional outreach centers.