TIEP FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the Technical Institute for Environmental Professions part of Unity Environmental University?

  Yes, the Technical Institute is one of four educational units under Unity Environmental University.
• Where are courses held?

  All programs are delivered in-person at Freeport Hall, on Unity Environmental University’s campus located on Pineland Farms.

  70 Farm View Drive, Suite 200
  New Gloucester, ME 04260.
• Is the Technical Institute an online program?

  No. Our courses have in-person participation, accompanied with virtual guided learning, discussions, or projects.
• How much does it cost?

  Our cost is $250 per credit pricing, for a two-credit course. Financial aid options are available which can reduce out-of-pocket costs significantly. Additionally, for the majority of courses, there are no costs for textbooks!
• How do I find out if I’m eligible for financial aid?

  The process is simple and free to apply! Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Make sure to include the Unity Environmental University, Technical Institute for Environmental Professions school code: 006858. If you have questions about financial aid, paying for college, or the process, our recruitment team is eager to help.
• When do classes start?

  There are 20 terms per year, and courses offered all year long, so there is always an opportunity to start when it is convenient for you. There is no better time to start than now!
• What am I going to learn?

  Skills and competencies that have been identified as essential by subject matter experts in your field and will align with prospective employer needs.
• How do I apply?

  Applying is easy, free, and can be completed right on your smartphone! Complete our online application.
• Do you accept prior learning and transfer credits?

  Yes, we have a very transfer-friendly approach. Everyone’s prior learning is different, so we recommend that you have a conversation with your recruitment specialist, to discuss how your experience and credits will best be applied to your new degree.