Transferring to MCC? Excellent choice.
Thinking of making the move to MCC to continue pursuing your goals? Well, you’re not alone. Last year, nearly 1400 students transferred into MCC from colleges inside and outside Western New York.
As you know, transferring to a college is different from applying to one. And you definitely want to be sure your credits transfer into MCC, so you can make the most of the time and effort you’ve put in so far.
We're ready to help you!
Admissions
Building: 1, Room: 211
(585) 292-2200
admissions@monroecc.edu
Do you have questions about the application and admissions process? Schedule an in-person appointment with a friendly and helpful admissions representative today.
For the best possible experience, please select the appointment location that best represents your needs.
- Schedule an Appointment with a Brighton Admissions Representative on the Brighton Campus, Zoom or Phone Appointments also available
- MCC Friday Meet Ups! Every Friday at 1pm. Explore campus in a small setting with other students. These weekly mini-information session will give you a more tailored experience of MCC, a tour of campus, and the chance to meet with someone in admissions. Designed for current or recent high school students, but anyone is welcome to attend, including parents. (Time changes to 10am during summer hours, May 24 throughout all July.)
How to transfer, Step by Step
Here are the steps to get through the transfer process at MCC quickly and easily. We also encourage you to stop into the Admissions Office to meet with one of our counselors in person. They’re ready to help you through all the ins and outs of transferring to a new college.
Whether you plan to continue studying your same major, or have a new interest, you’ll want to give MCC’s majors and programs a look. Each is led by a team of award-winning professors dedicated to teaching, offering an unmatched value in college education.
And if learning remotely better fits your situation, MCC offers several online options that mirror our on-campus learning experience.
Visiting our campuses will give you an in-depth look at everything MCC has to offer. Our tours include information sessions where you’ll learn about the admissions process, transfer information and financial aid. You’ll also be able to check out our classrooms, labs, athletic facilities and residence halls, and meet our exceptional professors and staff.
Want a more one-on-one approach? Contact us online or give us a ring (585) 292-2200 so we can make an appointment for you to come in, sit down with one of our admissions counselors, and map out how transferring to MCC will be the perfect move for you.
However you look at it, we can’t wait to have you here!
If you have questions or need help with the online application, contact us online or call us at (585) 292-2200.
Students wishing to receive transfer credit must request an official transcript(s) to be sent directly to MCC’s Admissions Office.
After you submit your application to MCC, contact the college or colleges that you attended, or are currently attending, and have them send your official transcript to the MCC Admissions Office.
Mail to:
Admissions Office
Monroe Community College
P.O. Box 92808
Rochester, NY 14692-8908
- Credits are evaluated once a student has been accepted to MCC and transcripts are received. Students will receive a transfer credit evaluation by email.
- Students who do not agree with the college’s decision on the granting of credit earned at a prior SUNY institution have the right to submit an appeal to the college’s Admissions Office.
- Students may submit their appeal request to Admissions/Transfer Credit (transfercredit@monroecc.edu).
- Students requesting an appeal should provide reasonable material to support their case, such as the course syllabus with course learning outcomes, books used in the class, and chapters covered in the course from the year the course was taken.
- Admissions will forward the appeal to the Department Chair of the corresponding area, and respond to the student within 15 business days.
- If the Department Chair supports the appeal:
- The department returns the appeal material to the Admissions Office with the request that the student be given transfer equivalency credit as approved. The student’s transfer credit will be adjusted to reflect the new equivalency. The student will be informed, and, if the chairperson has ruled that the equivalency applies to all students, the transfer equivalency tables will be changed to reflect the new course equivalency.
- If the Department Chair rejects the appeal:
- The Admission Office will notify the student regarding the department chair's decision and the student will be informed of their right of appeal to SUNY System Administration.
- Students may submit their appeal to the SUNY System Provost (TransferCredit@sysadm.suny.edu).
Interested in financial aid? We offer many options that make one of the best academic values in the country even better. Learn more about loans, grants and MCC scholarships by visiting financial aid for transfer students.