International Students

International Students come here from around the world to successfully start their American education and then transfer to a four year university or to begin a career. Our students transfer to many universities around the country. Some of the most popular are: SUNY Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo, Canton, Plattsburgh, and Stony Brook, and Clarkson University, NYU, and Syracuse University, among others.
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Clinton: A great place to start!

  • A great preparation to begin your studies in America
  • Easy transfer to other universities to complete a four year degree
  • Small classes with an average of 16 students
  • Experienced, dedicated, and highly qualified faculty
  • Additional tutoring provided by qualified, experienced professionals
  • An International Club and Student Senate devoted to the personal and professional development of students
  • A safe and supportive environment located in the Adirondack Coast region of Northern New York

Apply to Clinton

Please be aware of the following deadlines:

New Students:
Fall Semester – April 1
Spring Semester – November 1

Transfer and Canadian Students:
Fall Semester – July 15
Spring Semester – January 1
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From a Student

Clinton is a wonderful place to experience American college life. Also it’s a perfect spot to experience the cycle of the four seasons (fall, spring, summer and winter).

Yusef Shadad, Bahrain

Math and Science graduate, now studying Cardiovascular Perfusion in Syracuse, NY.

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“There are several reasons I chose Clinton. First, Clinton Community College is part of the SUNY system so I could easily complete my associate degree and transfer to a 4-year college in the SUNY system. Second, CCC was a great starting place with quality education for a foreign student like me while I was getting used to the US education system and culture. The courses at CCC gave me a strong background while not being overwhelmed. Third, the tuition was affordable.”

Seda Aydin, Turkey

Humanities & Social Science graduate with a minor in Biology, now studying at Stony Brook University