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MCC Facts 2012-13
Enrollment
Fall 2012 Credit................................................................17,296
2011-12 Credit/Noncredit................................................35,219
Female...............................................................................54%
Male....................................................................................46%
Minority...............................................................................34%
Under 20 years old............................................................34%
20-24..................................................................................32%
25-29..................................................................................13%
30+......................................................................................21%
Monroe County Residents................................................82%
Employees*
Full-Time Faculty: 323
Part-Time Employees and Adjunct Faculty: 842
Full-Time Administrative/Professional: 279
Full-Time Support Staff: 317
Faculty and staff have received 100 SUNY Chancellor's Awards recognizing excellence in teaching, faculty service, professional service, librarianship, classified service, and scholarship and creative activities.
* Figures based on Employee Class classification
Academics
Degree and Certificate Programs: More than 90
Top Declared Majors
1. Liberal Arts and Sciences -- General Studies
2. Business Administration
3. Hospitality Management
4. Nursing
5. Liberal Arts and Sciences -- Science
Educational Goals
Students Enrolled in Transfer Programs: 70%
Students Enrolled in Career Programs: 21%
Students Not Enrolled in a Program: 9%
Four-Year Schools That Class of 2011 Transferred to: 133
MCC has unique dual-admission agreements with 25 four-year institutions, including many SUNY colleges.
Workforce Development
Employees of businesses, schools, nonprofits, government and public agencies receive specialized training offered by the Office of Workforce Development, Public Safety Training Facility, Homeland Security Management Institute, and Agriculture and Life Sciences Institute. Training is customized to fit clients' needs and can be delivered at MCC, off-campus sites or online.
MCC is helping students define their career paths through Career Coach, a simple, web-based career exploration tool accessible anytime and anywhere. It provides up-to-date local employment data, including estimated earnings, projected and current job openings, and MCC educational programs that will get students started. Visit http://www.monroecc.edu/go/careercoach.
Local employers continue to hire the vast majority of MCC graduates.
Community Impact
The MCC-educated workforce adds approximately $510 million in income to Monroe County each year
Grants Brought into the Community in 2011-12: $5.4 million
Contributions from Private Philanthropists to the MCC Foundation and Transferred to the College in Support of Programs, Facilities and Scholarships in 2011-12: $1.39 million
Employers That Hired Class of 2011 Graduates: 723
Students Who Have Attended MCC Since Fall 1962: 465,492
Of about 900 MCC students surveyed, 92 percent said they would recommend the college to a friend or family member, according to a 2012 Community College Survey of Student Engagement.
MCC is ranked in the top 15 in the country among community colleges for associate degrees awarded.
Graduates of MCC's nursing, radiologic technology and dental hygiene programs perform well above state and national averages on certification and licensure exams -- achieving pass rates of 90 percent or higher.
The Corporation for National and Community Service has named MCC to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll in recognition of exemplary civic engagement and service learning.
MCC is a military-friendly school, according to G.I. Jobs magazine.
Tuition/Finances
Full-Time Tuition: $1,570/semester in-state, $3,140 out-of-state*
Per Credit Hour Tuition: $131 in-state, $262 out-of-state*
Student Financial Aid: $98 million
Budget: $122,309,000
*As of fall 2012
Student Life
Clubs/Organizations: More than 50
Residence Hall Bed Capacity: 772
Intercollegiate Sports Teams: 13
NJCAA Team National Championships: 23
NJCAA Individual National Champions: 25
Youth Programs
A total of 450 underrepresented and/or at-risk middle and high school students enrolled in academic enrichment programs.
In 2011-12, nearly 4,000 high school students from 51 schools and BOCES locations took courses through MCC for college credit in their home school.
| Fall 2012 Enrollment by Towns in Monroe County |
| Town | Number |
| Brighton | 573 |
| Chili | 615 |
| Clarkson | 98 |
| East Rochester | 112 |
| Gates | 662 |
| Greece | 1,926 |
| Hamlin | 125 |
| Henrietta | 968 |
| Irondequoit | 958 |
| Mendon | 117 |
| Ogden | 379 |
| Parma | 310 |
| Penfield | 590 |
| Perinton | 651 |
| Pittsford | 289 |
| Riga | 96 |
| Rochester | 4,605 |
| Rush | 54 |
| Sweden | 146 |
| Webster | 831 |
| Wheatland | 75 |
Out of
Monroe
County | 3,116 |
 MCC FACTS 2012.pdf
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