Cambridge College will continue remote learning and teaching through Fall 2020-2021 term. The health and safety of our students, faculty, staff and community are important to us. Please see our updates regarding COVID-19.
Cambridge College’s buildings are in predominantly urban locations and as such, most are easily reached by public transportation.
Our main campus in Boston/Charlestown is conveniently close to public transportation as well as the major highways. The Hood Park campus is located 5 minutes from the Sullivan Square Orange Line T station and complimentary shuttle services are available to the school from Sullivan Square.
For those traveling by car, we have parking spaces available at no cost. Additionally, students will now have free student parking available throughout the year. However, a Student Parking Form must be completed each academic year to receive a parking permit.
Student Parking Permit form and instructions
Staff Parking/MBTA Monthly Pass Form
Map and directions to CC-Boston.
View contact information for Cambridge College regional sites.
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B.S. Human Services
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