Schools in the New Haven-Milford Area
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Discover all your educational options, in and around the New Haven-Milford area. With LocalEdu, it's easy to find the right school in the right location.
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Branford Hall Career Institute - Branford
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One Summit Place
Branford, CT 06405
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Branford Hall Career Institute offers career-focused education that gives you the job skills you need to make the leap into some of today's hottest careers. |
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Lincoln Tech - Hamden
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109 Sanford Street
Hamden, CT 06514
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Hamden is home to Lincoln Technical Institute'sNew Haven County campus. Offering day and evening programs thattrain individuals to become Licensed Practical Nurses andElectricians, the Hamden campus is the perfect location for thosewho live or work in New Haven County. Easy to get to fromInterstates 91 & 84 and Route 15 (the Merritt Parkway), theHamden campus features clinical settings, hospital laboratoriesand classrooms for the LPN program, and residential, commercialand industrial labs, shops and computer labs for the Electricalprogram. |
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Post University - Meriden
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500 South Broad Street
Meriden, CT 06450
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Part-time education does not have to be impersonal. At Post University Accelerated Degree programs, you will engage in meaningful career-oriented programs with like-minded students and receive personal attention from our dedicated faculty. Enjoy what our students have since 1890, a caring and supportive learning environment. Post University offers you quality part-time degrees and certificates in flexible and convenient accelerated degree programs. You can begin studying immediately in one of our six 8-week modules throughout the year. |
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Norwalk, CT
The City of Norwalk, Connecticut is a coastal city bounded on the north by the cities of New Canaan and Wilton, on the east by the Long Island Sound, and on the west by the cities of New Canaan and Darien. Today, home to more than 83,000 residents, the city is Connecticut's sixth-largest city.
Over the past decade or so, like many of the small cities in Connecticut, Norwalk has undergone a major revitalization. Improvements include historical preservation, waterfront improvement, construction of office complexes, and the development of shopping and recreational areas.
Since it is just about an hour's drive from New York City, many residents of Norwalk make the commute to New York or other larger cities close by.
The presence of several major employers in Norwalk itself, coupled with the excellent quality of life found there, attracts many people live, work, and study in the city. |
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