You've set your sights on your dreams, and you are ready to tackle your future.
At Monroe County Community College, we are here to help you get there. The focus of everything we do is on the success of our students.
As you explore MCCC, contact us if you have questions along the way. We love helping students!
Check out the MCCC Viewbook
Want to know more about Monroe County Community College? Our viewbook provides an extensive look into what life is like as an MCCC student.
Free Bus Shuttle
Monroe County Community College and Lake Erie Transit offers free bus shuttle service for income-eligible MCCC students who reside in the City of Monroe or Frenchtown Charter Township. The shuttle transports students from their home to the college’s Main Campus at 1555 S. Raisinville Rd. in Monroe Township and back to home.
Michigan Reconnect
If you are age 25 or older and don't have a college degree, you could attend Monroe County Community College TUITION-FREE. Through Michigan Reconnect, a program of the State of Michigan, students who are age 25 and up can apply to attend MCCC tuition-free
Dual Enrollment & Early College
Looking to start working on your college degree while still in high school? MCCC is ready to help.
Momentum Adult Learner Program
Our Momentum Adult Success Program is designed specifically to assist adult students. It helps prepare adult students to start their college journey and gives them the support they need every step of the way as they work toward earning that life-changing certificate or degree.
LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
When a student has either self-identified or has been identified as needing assistance with the English language by a counselor, faculty and/or staff member, the College has professional referral sources available through the Monroe County Learning Bank Network (MCLBN) 734-265-4200. In addition, the College has support services available by request within the Student Success Center. These services are funded through the Perkins Grant (Perkins Occupational Populations Support Services). Students with limited English proficiency may also be identified by the Accuplacer and/or TOEFL placement tests.