Noncredit Health Offerings at MCC
Professional Development for Healthcare Workers and Caregivers!
Focus on your personal enrichment and professional development.
Our noncredit health programs and certificates give you access to a variety of courses.
With our noncredit classes in the health pathway, you can:
- Expand your existing skills
- Gain a deeper understanding of healthcare principles
- Earn a certificate to advance in your job
View the current course catalog.
Information available in an
alternate format upon request.
Certified Addiction Recovery Coach (CARC)
Recovery coaches assist people to focus on increasing their motivation, identifying,
and creating a plan to reach their goals, and help them remove barriers to their recovery.
This 76-hour online training will provide you with the strategies needed to assist
individuals seeking recovery from substances and or co-occurring challenges. Emphasis
is placed on the skills needed to link people in recovery to needed support within
the community to build recovery capital. Upon completion students will have the required
60 hours of training to become employed as a recovery coach. Once in the field and
the 500 hours of supervision are met, students will apply to Massachusetts Board of
Substance Abuse Counselor Certification (MBSACC) to become a Certified Addiction Recovery
Coach (CARC). All course materials, CEUS, 10 supervision hours and 5 hours of career
assistance are included in the cost of the program. Supervision hours (10) will be
determined by the instructor when class begins. 500 hours of supervision for MBSACC
certification are met through employment or volunteer work and are not part of the
training program. Please note: The accelerated hybrid format will include 30 hours
of Recovery Coach Academy, 16 hours of Ethical Considerations, 3 hours of Motivational
Interviewing, 5 hours of Addiction 101, 4 Exploring Culture through a DEI Lens and
3 hours of Mental Health and wellness. (76 total hours). $1,999 This course is not
eligible for tuition waivers.
Pay Plan Available
February 3 to February 20, 2025
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
5:00pm - 8:30pm
Online with class meeting times
Course Number: CAR 978 80 CRN: 20236
Professor: BURNS
Accurate, Safe & Effective Local Anesthesia
Do you know why when you give an IANB, you do not achieve complete anesthesia or anesthesia
at all? What is the safest local anesthetic for your pregnant patient, cardiac patient,
or a patient with liver disease? What new advances are there in dental local anesthesia?
This presentation will address how to ensure the safest anesthetic for your patient,
and how to troubleshoot and improve your injection techniques. A review of how to
calculate the MRD to prevent toxicity will be covered including other risk management
principles for safe local anesthesia administration. Lecture class only; no clinical
component. Course is a live webinar and not recorded, 4 hours, 4 CEUs. $109
April 26, 2025 9:00am - 1:00pm Saturday
Online via Zoom
Course Number HLT 744-75 CRN 20397
Presenter: Debra November - Rider
Dental Office Administration
Are you looking for a career in dental office administration? Join us for a complete
introduction to dental front office administration. We will provide a foundation of
dental knowledge and administrative skills for anyone interested in starting a career
in a dental practice with little to no experience, or dental assistants seeking to
expand their knowledge. Course is taught online with instructor via Zoom. $299. 15
hours
Topics:
Intro to Dental Practice
Dental Terminology/HIPAA/Infection Control
Superior Customer Service and The Patient Experience
Appointment Scheduling and Phone Skills
Treatment Planning, Insurance, and Co-pays
Review and Professional Opportunities
Thursday, March 6 to April 10, 2025
6pm - 9pm
Online via Zoom
Course number: HLT 782 75 CRN: 20253
Professor: LaRoche
Hands on Refresher: Digital Radiology, Periodontal Instrumentation and Local Anesthesia Techniques
If you are re-entering the workforce or currently a Registered Dental Hygienist and
would like to refresh your clinical techniques in critical aspects of dental hygiene
procedures, this course is for you! After a lecture review on all three topics, the
participant will have 1:4 clinical instructor/participant ratio with digital radiography
on a “Dexter” mannequin; hands-on periodontal instrumentation techniques on typodonts
and local anesthesia techniques on each other with a practice needle so no need to
receive local anesthesia. Suggestions for optimal ergonomics will be addressed. A
simulator mouth model will also be available to confirm that you are in the “correct
area” for various injection techniques. Light breakfast included. Bring lunch. (8
hours, 8 CEUs) $550
Note: No local anesthetic will be used.
At the completion you will:
- Identify important hard and soft tissue landmarks for various maxillary and mandibular nerve blocks.
- Demonstrate proper needle placement and syringe angle for various injection techniques.
- Implement strategies to troubleshoot inadequate or absence of local anesthesia.
- Discuss issues related to grasp, fulcrums, exploring, and probing.
- Review key effective and efficient instrumentation strategies related to hand instrumentation.
- Identify common pitfalls in instrumentation and strategies to avoid them.
- Recognize criteria for diagnostically acceptable intraoral radiographic images.
- Identify strategies to manage challenges and obstacles to diagnostic outcomes.
- Demonstrate effective intraoral radiographic troubleshooting techniques, including managing third molars, tori, and long roots.
Instructors: MacPherson, Rider, Shutoff
April 5, 2025 Saturday
MCC Lowell MA campus from 8:30a - 5p
Course Number CAR 505-80 CRN 20412
To enroll: email career_training@middlesex.edu
Local Anesthesia Certification Training for RDH
This course is recommended for registered dental hygienists who would like to become
certified in local anesthesia. Since 2005, MCC has prepared thousands of RDH to become
certified in local anesthesia.
MCC complies with the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Dentistry regulations
for the administration of local anesthesia. At completion, the RDH will be able to
administer safe, effective, and painless local anesthesia with confidence and competence
and be prepared to take the computerized CDCA exam. The course consists of a 50 hour
on-line study (independent and self-paced) prior to clinical, interactive presentations,
and a 3-day clinical in which students will have 30 injection experiences and a clinical
final exam. Each participant will have 30 injections total - 3 of the following. Note:
Plain Anesthetics used. No vasoconstrictors are added.
- Anterior Superior Alveolar (ASA)
- Middle Superior Alveolar (MSA)
- Posterior Superior Alveolar (PSA)
- Infraorbital (IO)
- Greater Palatine (GP)
- Nasopalatine (NP)
- Inferior Alveolar/Lingual
- Buccal
- Mental/Incisive
- Infiltrations (maxillary & mandibular)
The strength of this hands-on course is the amount of actual time you will administer
injections to your classmates. Participants must sit as a patient. Upon successful
completion, students will be awarded a certificate and 26 CEUs. Note: Partial credit
cannot be awarded. 4:1 student to instructor ratio during clinical.
Requirements: Pass or fail course. Students must complete all requirements - partial credit cannot
be awarded. Students are required to submit appropriate forms: medical and dental
history, consent form, student memo of understanding, copy of current CPR certification
and RDH license prior to the online study. Please note that the online study is self-paced
but takes approx. 50 hours to complete. The online study and three online quizzes
(75 % or above) must be completed by the above date in order to participate in clinical.
It is strongly recommended that participants begin the online study 6-8 weeks prior
to clinical.
Course Number: CAR 751 80 CRN: 12297
Next Session:
Online Study Period (Independent and Self Paced):
December 3, 2024 - March 10, 2025
Onsite Clinical Dates: March 15, 16, 17, 2025
Time: 8am to 6pm
Location of 3 day clinical:
Middlesex Community, College, 44 Middle Street, Lowell, MA. Dental Clinic.
Enrollment Period: November 25, 2024 - January 20, 2025
Tuition: $1,650 which includes the online study, breakfast and lunch, 3-day clinical, and
clinical supplies. Liability insurance covered by MCC.
Self-paced Online Study Period/3 Online Quizzes: Must be completed by March 10, 2025 to participate in clinical.
Lead Instructor and Course Director: Debra November-Rider, RDH, MSDH
Supervising Dentist and MCC faculty: Dr. Mary Terkoski, D.D.S.
Enrollment and forms process:
Step 1: Complete our enrollment form - link below
Course Number: CAR 751-80
https://middlesexcc.tfaforms.net/f/communityeducationregistrationform
Step 2: Once you complete our enrollment form above download the required forms (below).
Email all forms to David crawfordd@middlesex.edu
Please also include a copy of your valid, current RDH license and CPR certification,
along your signed MOU and consent form and completed medical history forms.
Step 3: Once MCC receives all forms, you will receive an e-mail with log on instructions
for the online study. The study is self-paced and takes approx. 50 hours to complete.
The online study with three quizzes (75 % or above) must be successfully completed
to participate in the 3-day clinical.
We recommend that participants begin the online study 6-8 weeks prior to clinical.
Questions: email David at crawfordd@middlesex.edu or call 781-280-3821
Required paperwork/forms:
Local Anesthesia Consent Form
Medical History Form
Memo of Understanding
Copy of valid, current state RDH license
Copy of valid, current CPR certification
Refund Policy:
As stated in the student memo of understanding
Textbook Requirement: Handbook of Local Anesthesia, 7th edition by Stanley Malamed. Note: The 6th edition may also be used for this course. Please purchase at your preferred book vendor.
Attention Massachusetts Small Business Owners:
This course is approved for The Massachusetts Workforce Express Course Fund through
Commonwealth Corporation. If qualified, Mass. employers can receive between 50-100%
tuition reimbursement to send w-2 employees to training.
Local Anesthesia Certification Course Approval Code: C-0052
https://commcorp.org/subprogram/wtfp-express-program/
Medical Emergencies for the RDH and CDA
Medical emergencies do occur in the dental setting, and we all need to be prepared!
This course will provide participants with guidelines for preventing and managing
medical emergencies. Prevention strategies will include reviewing the patient medical
history, obtaining medical consultations and modifying treatment for medically compromised
patients. Participants will learn how to conduct a patient risk evaluation, the importance
of emergency equipment in the office, and how to manage common medical emergencies
as part of the dental team. 3 hours, 3 CEUs. $65
At the end of the course participants should be able to:
- Assess a patient’s emergency risk
- Request necessary physician consultations before providing treatment
- Modify treatment to prevent emergencies from occurring
- Assemble an emergency medical kit
- Describe basic medical emergency management protocol
- Recognize the clinical signs and symptoms of common medical emergencies
April 12, 2025 9:30am - 12:30pm Saturday Professor: DR. TERKOSKI
Online via Zoom
Course Number: HLT 721 80
Nutrition Considerations for the Dental Professional
This course provides participants with a review of core nutrition concepts with a
focus on oral health. We will explore the foundations of a nutritionally balanced
diet and the implications of diet and nutrition on oral health, both broadly and in
consideration of specific populations and life stages. Participants will be empowered
to confidently apply their diet and nutrition knowledge in their clinical practice
and further support the health and healthy actions of their patients. 3 CEUs, 3 hours $65
Course Objectives: After this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify the essential nutrients and describe their functions, common dietary sources, imbalance manifestations, and oral health implications.
- Describe the key elements of a balanced diet.
- Explain the roles of diet and nutrition in caries risk.
- Explain the roles of diet and nutrition in periodontal health.
- Discuss the implications of diet and nutrition on oral health across life stages and specific populations.
- Discuss how to perform a dietary assessment in the dental setting and apply findings in effective patient education.
- Identify evidence-based nutrition resources for clinicians and patients.
February 22, 2025 Saturday
8:00am - 11:00am
Online via Zoom
Course Number: HLT 751 75 CRN 19973
Professor: SHUTOFF
Medical Interpreting Certificate
Medical interpreters are in great demand both in person and remotely by video or phone.
Interpreters can elect to work for a hospital, school, or state agency, or as contractors
with many agencies throughout the country. They can also elect to work remotely from
home where they can work independently and make their own hours. Open to all languages,
this 60-hour program provides working knowledge of medical interpreting, including
standards of practice, ethics, HIPAA regulations, cultural competency, and medical
terminology/vocabulary. The course provides intense practice via oral role plays on
a variety of medical topics. The student will also be introduced to VRI (video remote
interpreting) and OPI (Over the Phone Interpreting).
Offered in collaboration with TransFluenci EDU, this course is designed for those
preparing for entry level careers as medical interpreters as well as for working interpreters
preparing for the National Board Certificate exam. Students must be fully bilingual
and must be fluent in English and one other language. This program meets the National
Board for Medical Interpreter Certification training requirement and prepares you
to pass the national certification exam. Upon completion of this course, students
may elect to apply for national certification. For information on certification requirements
and cost click on the links below. Not eligible for tuition waivers.
CCHI, Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters
https://cchicertification.org/
NBCMI
National Board for the Certification of Medical Interpreters
https://www.certifiedmedicalinterpreters.org/
Because a language assessment is required, students must register at least two weeks in advance. (60 Hours) $1,199
2/4 - 4/18 6:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday and Thursday Online with Class
Meeting Times
Course number: HLT 607 33 CRN: 20251
For enrollment information career_training@middlesex.edu
Nurse Assistant/Home Health Aide Certificate
March Session – Enrollment Begins January 2025
Nurse Assistant online Theory - $1,150
3/4 - 5/24 3:00pm – 9:00pm
Tuesday
Online with Class Meeting Times
Professor CHAMPA
Course Number: HLT 752 35 CRN: 20072
Nurse Assistant Skills Lab - $450
5/1 – 5/15 4:00pm – 8:00pm Wednesday/Thursday
Lowell Campus, Building Derby, room 302
Professor CHAMPA
Course Number: HLT 753 83 CRN: 20366
Nurse Assistant Clinical - $750
5/17 – 6/1 8:00am - 3:00pm Saturday& Sunday
OFF Campus Professor CHAMPA
Course Number: HLT 756 36 CRN: 20367
January Session – WAITLIST ONLY
Nurse Assistant online Theory - $1,150
1/14 - 3/19 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Tuesday/Wednesday
Online with Class Meeting Times
Professor LEWIS
Course Number: HLT 752 33 CRN: 20041
Nurse Assistant Skills Lab - $450
2/1 - 3/1 8:00am - 1:00pm Saturday
Lowell Campus, Building Derby, room 302
Professor LEWIS
Course Number: HLT 753 81 CRN: 20046
Nurse Assistant Clinical - $750
3/8 - 3/16 8:00am - 3:00pm Saturday& Sunday
OFF Campus Professor LEWIS
Course Number: HLT 756 34 CRN: 20060
Payment plan available.
For enrollment information, email crawfordd@middlesex.edu
MCC's Massachusetts Department of Public Health approved training program (including 24 hours of weekend clinical training at a local long-term care facility) prepares you for an entry level career as a Nurse Assistant. Upon successful completion, you are eligible to sit for the Massachusetts nurse assistant certification exam.
Students will learn how to appropriately care for residents in long-term care facilities and hospitals as well as personal patient care, patient rights, lifting and turning patients, safety, infection control, vital signs, record keeping, mental health care of residents, and stress management.
Students must have a HS Diploma or GED. Students will also be required to pass a literacy exam and complete a CORI/SORI check and be able to lift and move 50 pounds. Course is not eligible for waivers or vouchers. (100 hours).
The following requirements must be met:
Read and sign the student Memo of Understanding
1. Must have proof of high school level English class with C or better or take English
Assessment test
2. Must have a valid photo ID (state ID or driver's license)
3. Meet with Program Manager prior to enrollment (Zoom)
4. Agree to a CORI/SORI background check (must complete forms with MCC and provide
valid photo ID (license or state issued photo ID)
5. Complete a Health Record Immunization form*
Required Texts:
The following two textbooks are required for the program and are available at the
MCC Lowell Bookstore: https://www.middlesex.edu/campus/bookstores.html
Or, you may purchase at your preferred book vendor.
- Hartman's Nursing Assistant Care: Long Term & Home Care Text Edition: 4th
ISBN: 978-1-60425-133-3
By: Hedman, Fuzy, & Howard - Hartman's Nursing Assistant Care: Long Term & Home (Wkbk)
Edition: 4th
ISBN: 978-1-60425-134-0
Refund Policy: As stated in student memo of understanding
*Please Note: Although currently the Massachusetts Department of Public Health does not require the COVID-19 vaccine, most of our off-site clinical partners do. While a reasonable effort will be made to place you in a clinical facility if you do not have these, clinical placement cannot be guaranteed for student who have not received these vaccinations.
Please note: Upon successful completion of our 100 hour noncredit Nurse Assistant/Home Health aide certificate, credit can be awarded for AHP 115 & AHP 116 through articulation.
Employers: For Massachusetts employers who would like to send employees to the above course: Employers may qualify for 50% or 100% reimbursement through the Mass. Workforce Express Fund. Tuition must be employer paid.
Pediatric Expanded Skills Certificate
This course is designed to provide the Nursing Assistant with an expanded knowledge
and skill set related to the holistic care of infants, children, and adolescents.
You will also gain knowledge and skills to prepare you to care for a range of pediatric
clients including those with enteral feeding tubes, tracheostomies, seizures, and
specialized respiratory therapy. The student will also learn strategies to communicate
and encourage healthy development of children during each developmental stage. On
successful completion, students will receive a PESC certificate. $699.
Not eligible for tuition waivers.
01/06/25 to 01/16/25 Monday and Thursday from 4p - 9p
Online with Class Meeting Times
01/21/25 and 01/27/25 from 4p to 8p
Lowell Campus, Derby Building, room 302
Course Number HLT 789 80 CRN 20340
Professor: CHAMPA
Students must have completed a DPH approved nurse assistant course to participate and submit proof of course completion OR state CNA license.
Medical Surgical C.N.A. Expanded Skills Certificate
This course is designed to provide the Certified Nurse Assistant with an expanded knowledge and skill set related to holistic care of adults, specifically in a medical-surgical hospital setting. You will gain knowledge and skills to prepare for a wide range of adult clients including those with enteral feeding tubes, orthopedic surgeries, special respiratory and neurological care needs. Students will also lean about the C.N.A. role in care for adult clients with chronic and acute illnesses. Special focus will be on recognizing to the nurse along with measuring accurate vital signs and calculating fluid balance. $699. Not eligible for tuition waivers.
Students must have completed a DPH approved nurse assistant course to participate and submit proof of course completion OR state CNA license.
Next session TBA
Course Number HLT 789-80 CRN 20341
Students must have completed a DPH approved nurse assistant course to participate and submit proof of course completion OR state CNA license.
Dental Office Administration
Are you looking for a career in dental office administration? Join us for a complete
introduction to dental front office administration. We will provide a foundation of
dental knowledge and administrative skills for anyone interested in starting a career
in a dental practice with little to no experience, or dental assistants seeking to
expand their knowledge. Course is taught online with instructor via Zoom. $299. 15
hours
Topics:
Intro to Dental Practice
Dental Terminology/HIPAA/Infection Control
Superior Customer Service and The Patient Experience
Appointment Scheduling and Phone Skills
Treatment Planning, Insurance, and Co-pays
Review and Professional Opportunities
Thursday, March 6 to April 10, 2025
6pm - 9pm
Online via Zoom
Course number: HLT 782 75 CRN: 20253
Professor: LaRoche
Introduction to Medical Billing
Medical Billing is the preparation of claims for healthcare procedures rendered that are submitted to patients and/or insurance companies for reimbursement. Medical billers act as the financial waypoint between patients, providers and payers. In this introductory class, you will learn how the insurance process works, the claim life cycle, how payers affect the reimbursement process, and the regulations enforced under HIPAA. $499
April 3 - May 6, 2025
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Tuesday & Thursday
Online with class meeting times
Course Number: HLT 794 75 CRN: 20413
Professor: MCKETHAN
Medical Office Administrator Certificate
The Medical Office Administrative Assistant is the first point of contact between
the patient and the medical office, establishing a professional and positive patient
experience. This program will provide skills needed for an entry level position as
a patient access coordinator, medical office admin, customer service, or call center
representative. Topics: Customer Service Excellence, Intro to Medical Terminology,
Introduction to Medical Billing, and Intro to Computer Applications. (84 hours) $2,175.
Payment plan available.
Course Number: HLT 790
This course is not eligible for tuition waivers.
Student must enroll/complete ALL 4 training sessions.
Training sessions:
Customer Service Excellence (20 hours)
9:30a - 1:30p
Monday through Friday:
January 27 - January 31, 2025
Bedford MA campus, Room TBA
Instructor: Darcy Orellana
Medical Terminology (20 hours)
Tuesdays: February 11 - April 1
9:30a - 12:30p
Bedford MA campus Room TBA
Instructor: Davi Chabner
Computer Applications (24 hours)
Monday: February 24 - April 14
6p - 9p
MCC Bedford, MA campus
Room TBA
Instructor: Melissa Troche
Medical Billing (20 hours)
Tuesday and Thursday: April 3 - May 6
2p - 4p
Online via Zoom
Instructor Tracey McKethan
Medical Terminology for Everyone
You will be introduced to the world of medical language. Terms are explained in simple easy to understand approach – no prior science or biology knowledge required! Topics are presented in the context of how the human body works in health and disease. Exercises, photographs, diagrams and real-life scenarios will reinforce learning. Textbook included. Topics: Understanding Medical Terms; Word Analysis; Basic medical suffixes and prefixes. $499
02/11 - 04/01 9:30am - 12:00pm Tuesday
Bedford Campus
Building: Trustees House, Galvani Room
Course Number: HLT 786 30 CRN: 20414
Professor: CHABNER
Pharmacy Technician Certified Board Exam Prep & 80 hour externship
Under the supervision of a Registered Pharmacist, Pharmacy Technicians work in hospitals,
home infusion pharmacies, community pharmacies and other healthcare settings. This
course is designed to teach students in a retail setting the knowledge and skills
necessary to practice as a Pharmacy Technician. The course will consist of a 60 hour
instructor led class followed by an 80 hour externship in an actual pharmacy setting.
The course will prepare the student to take the National Certification Exam to become
PTCB certified. The instructor led portion of the class will review various topics
including pharmacy operations, pharmacy law, pharmaceutical calculations, routes of
administration, medical abbreviations, medication dosage forms, interpreting drug
orders, regulations and the top two hundred prescription medications.
An externship with a local pharmacy will be part of the program. The externship portion
of the course is designed to give the student real world experience in a retail pharmacy
setting to reinforce the topics studied in the classroom. Students will also be given
practical knowledge on the interview process and what employers are seeking in a candidate.
This is a fast-paced class that requires students to have a basic understanding of
fractions, formulas, and conversions. Not eligible for tuition waivers.
(60 hours) $1,750
Pay plan is available
Tuesday and Thursday nights
February 25 to May 15, 2025
6p to 8:30p
Online with Class Meeting Times Via Zoom
Course Number: HLT 715 30 CRN 20315
Professor: Gomatos
To apply email: career_training@middlesex.edu
Program Prerequisites:
- Students must have HS diploma or GED and must be at least 18 years of age.
- It is strongly recommended that students have strong mathematics, spelling, and reading skills. Classes that would be a useful foundation for this work are high school chemistry, algebra, and English.
- Students are required to take a MCC Math Assessment test. In lieu of the assessment, students can provide HS transcripts indicating High School Math with a C or better.
- Give permission for a CORI & SORI background check with MCC.
- Prior to start of Externship hours, students must apply for and receive their Massachusetts Pharmacy Technician in Training License
- A drug test will be conducted Prior to start of optional Externship hours
Phlebotomy Certificate
Phlebotomy is a rewarding entry-level career for one who desires to work directly
with patients. Quality collection of blood samples by phlebotomists is important for
the patient's healthcare team to produce accurate laboratory results and determine
proper medical treatments. This program will provide the education and skills needed
to be a successful phlebotomist. The training program with Middlesex Community includes
120 hours of theory and skills lab training. Additionally, students will be placed
into a 100–120-hour clinical externship to provide real-time learning in an active
healthcare setting. Externship will take place between April – June. Once the student
has completed the program at MCC, they may choose to sit for a national phlebotomy
certification on their own (separate fee from this program). $2,699. Scrubs and textbook
cost are separate fees.
Books = $100; Scrubs = $70. Professor: MASON
Payment Play Available
02/24 - 04/21 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Monday - Online with class meeting times via Zoom
2/26 - 04/23 6:00pm - 9:45pm Wednesday
Lowell Campus Building: Talbot, room 312
Skills Lab
03/01 - 04/26 8:00am - 3:00pm Saturday
Lowell Campus Building: Talbot, room 312
Skills Lab
Course Number: HLT 791 80 CRN: 20394
No Class week of March 17
Off Site Clinical Externship between April - June
The following requirements must be met:
Read and sign the student Memo of Understanding
- Must have a high school diploma or GED
- Must have a valid photo ID (state ID or driver's license)
- Meet with Director prior to enrollment
- Agree to a CORI/SORI background check (must complete forms with MCC and provide valid photo ID (ie license or state issued photo ID)
- Complete Extensive Health Immunizations and physical
To apply email career_training@middlesex.edu
Are you preparing to take the TEAS EXAM and need some extra assistance? These online,
self-paced test preparation courses in math, reading and language, and science are
available for those preparing to take the ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute)
TEAS for Nursing and Allied Health Exam.
Not eligible for tuition waivers. To view TEAS practice questions and gain information
regarding test accommodations click here.
Refunds: No refunds will be issued after January 12, 2025.
Please note that not logging into a course does not qualify as an automatic refund.
Once registered for the course the refund policy is active. Refund Policy
Upon completion of registration please email: nahabediana@middlesex.edu to obtain online course access.
Cost: $120 per class
Students may enroll in TEAS online courses between
November 12, 2024 - March 6, 2025
To register please complete the Community Education Registration Form
Access to online class content dates:
January 13 - May 30, 2025
All TEAS classes are web based and offered in a self-paced, self-study format through
the Blackboard. This means that you are taking the class at your own pace and schedule
with access to an instructor for any questions or assistance needed. There are no
class meeting times.
- To learn more about Blackboard and online learning at MCC https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/adjunctjunction/blackboard.aspx
- All materials are developed by Dr. Svenconis. Students can email Dr. Svenconis with any class content questions.
TEAS Math Prep
This ONLINE prep class contains a thorough review of arithmetic, basic algebra, and
geometry with complete lessons and explanations (including quizzes) for each content
subject. There are 5 simulated math TEAS exams with complete step-by-step solutions.
This prep class is designed to help students learn the skills needed to score well
on the exam. Not eligible for tuition waivers. $120
January 13 - May 30, 2025
Online with no class meeting time
Course Number: CAR 885 75
CRN: 19123
TEAS Reading/Language Prep
This course contains a thorough review of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and writing
rules and a thorough review of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and writing rules.
There are 5 simulated reading and 5 simulated language exams with complete step-by-step
solutions. $120
January 13 - May 30, 2025
Online with no class meeting time
Course Number: CAR 886 75
CRN: 19124
TEAS Science Prep
This course contains a thorough review of the major principles of general science,
genetics, human body, life science, physical & chemical science and the scientific
method. There are 5 simulated science TEAS exams with complete step-by-step solutions.
$120
January 13 - May 30, 2025
Online with no class meeting time
Course Number: CAR 887 75
CRN: 19125
Contact Us!
Community Education and Training
career_training@middlesex.edu
781-280-3663