Where Do METS Students go to college?

Where do METS participants go to college?

In 2017, 83 METS Seniors enrolled in 27 different colleges, all over the US.

Central Maine Community College

Daytona State College

Eastern Maine Community College

Empire Beauty School – Bangor

Endicott College

Husson University

Maine Maritime Academy

McPherson College

Mount Ida College

Northern Maine Community College

Pennsylvania State University

Rhode Island College

Saint Joseph’s College of Maine

Southern Maine Community College

Suffolk University

Unity College

University of Maine

University of Maine Augusta

University of Maine Farmington

University of Maine Fort Kent

University of Maine Machias

University of Maine Presque Isle

University of New England

University of Rhode Island

University of Southern Maine

Wentworth Institute

White Mountains Community College

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