Our Mission
Provide active-duty, reserve, and guard service members, veterans, spouses, and qualified dependent students the guidance, assistance, and support required to succeed in their educational and career goals.
In order to achieve this we will provide relevant, qualified, and timely information regarding educational benefits and support services tailored to meet unique needs while enabling and empowering students to Path Forward to new ventures in their lives.
Why MCC?
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Affordability - Get the most from your education benefits. With MCC's low tuition rates, you can be sure you are utilizing your benefits to get the best education for the money.
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Flexibility - Take classes when you want, where you want. With seven locations as well as day, night, weekend and online classes, MCC adapts to your needs.
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Transferability - MCC is a fully accredited community college. Accredited classes transfer to and from MCC with ease.
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Get credit for your military service - MCC accepts American Council on Education credit recommendations for military experience.
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Take classes that matter - With programs ranging from diesel technology and nursing to criminal justice and IT— MCC has classes to fit your career choice.
- VA Principles of Excellence - MCC proudly complies with VA Principles of Excellence. Our services include but are not limited to the following:
- Providing students using VA benefits with a total cost of their educational program in writing, including:
- The costs covered by benefits.
- The financial aid they qualify for when a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is submitted.
- Expected student-loan debt after graduation with completed FAFSA and loan request
- College Financing Plan (CFP) Federal Shopping Sheet document when a FAFSA is completed here through MCC Self Service.
- Estimated CFP for single independent student status when no FAFSA is completed here CFP 2023-2024, no FAFSA.
- School Financial Aid offer comparison through studentaid.gov here https://studentaid.gov/complete-aid-process/comparing-aid-offers.
- Providing an educational plan with a timeline showing how and when you can fulfill everything required for you to graduate.
- Assigning you a point of contact who will provide ongoing academic and financial advice (including access to disability counseling).
- Permitting leave for both long and short periods of time due to service obligations (service students must fulfill) for active-duty service members and Reservists.
- Verifying new programs are accredited and VA approved before enrolling students.
- Ensuring our school refund policies follow Title IV rules, which guide federal student financial aid programs.
- Ending fraudulent (deceitful) and aggressive methods of recruiting.
- Providing personalized shopping sheets within 15 days after tuition and fees are determined for the academic year if there is a change.
- Maintaining policies that prohibit automatic renewal of a covered individual in a course and/or programs.