Open House At St Vincent's College

By TANJUA DAMON-MERROW

Published: Mar 21, 2003 12:00 am

Open House At St Vincentâs College

BRIDGEPORT â St Vincentâs College will hold an open house for prospective students for the fall and spring semesters from 9 to 11 am, Saturday, March 22, at its 2800 Main Street campus, adjacent to St Vincentâs Medical Center.

The open house will allow interested individuals to tour the campus, learn about academic programs, student life activities, and financial aid opportunities. Participants will also get a chance to attend an application workshop. Free parking will be available in the Hunting Street garage across the street from the college upon validation of ticket. To register, call 203-576-5278 or email info@stvincentscollege.edu.

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