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Prospective Students
1. Get Information about MCC
Request Information
Receive a comprehensive information packet about MCC, programs available and student activties.
Nursing Information Sessions
The Nursing Information Sessions are recommended as a first step for anyone interested in learning more about the Nursing program at MCC.
Meet a Counselor
Learn about the benefits of meeting an admissions counselor, and discuss your future at MCC.
Tuition and Fees
Find out how the affordable education at MCC can save you money.
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2. Apply to MCC
Select your Program of Study
Browse the numerous degree and certificate programs that MCC offers.
HOW TO APPLY
If you have questions about the admissions procedure, follow this step-by-step process to help you apply.
Application for Admission
MCC has open enrollment, which means there is no deadline for admission (except Nursing). Fill out the Admissions Application, then mail it or drop it off at the Office of Admissions.
Learn about Financial Aid
Find out what's available for loans, grants and scholarships to make your education more affordable.
Receive Acknowledgement Letter
After completing all the steps, the Office of Admissions will contact you regarding your status or if any additional information is required.
3. Registration / Orientation
New Student Online Orientation
The online orientation will help you get prepared for your first semester. Complete the online orientation before attending the on-campus orientation on
August 28, 2008 from 8:30 am - 2 pm
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Take a Placement Test
Before selecting your courses, you may be required to take the Accuplacer to assess your academic skills.
Meet with your Academic Advisor
Discuss your course schedule with your academic advisor to ensure you are making the best choices.
Register for Classes
Check out the course schedule to determine which classes you can take, and then register at the Registrar's Office. (New students cannot register online until their second semester.)
Learn about Campus Life
Find out about student activities, community services and the student clubs and organizations on campus.