You’ve decided it’s time to take that next step. We think that the quality and value of a Monroe County Community College education will serve you well!
We have the programs to help you advance your education. Your future. Your life. Through one-on-one learning relationships with dedicated faculty and staff, small class sizes, and classes offered in a variety of convenient in-person, online and blended formats, MCCC offers a practical, personal education that gives you a lifetime of value.
And, if you are worried about the cost of attending college, we can put your mind at ease. MCCC’s in-district tuition is about one third that of a typical public university.
Getting Started
- Apply Now!
- Send us your official transcripts and test scores, if applicable.
- Please request that any official high school transcripts, official college transcripts and ACT/SAT scores be submitted to the Admissions Office.
- High school transcripts and ACT/SAT test scores can be sent to: admissions@nbqifa.com.
- Official college transcripts go to: transcript@nbqifa.com
- Apply for financial aid and scholarships.
File your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online at StudentAid.gov to determine your eligibility for grants, loans, scholarships and work-study.
Monroe’s FAFSA School Code: 002294
Apply for MCCC scholarships at nbqifa.com/scholarships.
- Wait to from hear from MCCC on admission to begin your next steps to enroll and enrich your life!
Free Bus Shuttle
This Winter Semester 2025, which starts January 10, Monroe County Community College and Lake Erie Transit will again offer free bus shuttle service for income-eligible MCCC students who reside in the City of Monroe or Frenchtown Charter Township. The shuttle will transport students from their home to the College’s Main Campus at 1555 S. Raisinville Rd. in Monroe Township and back to home.