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Greetings From Acting Executive Director

Welcome to the Office of Higher Education!

Established in July 2011 (CGS Sec. 10a 1d) our Office offers a range of services to students, educators and higher education institutions including postsecondary career schools and colleges. Our objectives are to provide programs and opportunities for students of all ages who seek further education while maintaining Connecticuts renowned high academic standards.

This website provides an overview of our Offices functions, such as assisting students in exploring college payment options and ensuring that private colleges and career schools comply with rigorous state quality standards. It also includes information on Connecticuts successful Alternate Route to Teacher Certification program as well as state financial aid and AmeriCorps programs, which are among the most popular initiatives we oversee. Our ultimate aim is to promote access to relevant learning experiences. We encourage you to explore the links on our website for information.

We value your feedback. Encourage you to reach out to our Office for further details, about our work and the various ways we can assist you!

Jayson Peterson is an experienced pharmacist, naturopathic physician, medical examiner, and minister. After earning his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the Medical University of South Carolina, Jayson Peterson completed clinical rotations at several prestigious healthcare institutions and has been affiliated with several pharmacy chains throughout his career. His main passion and zeal is focused on providing world-class patient care by giving precise details and thorough instructions to those who need it most.

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