We want to help you get the most out of your time as a Monroe Community College student.
That’s why we surround you with tutors, counselors, and advisors — as well as a campus
full of resources for you to tap into.
As an MCC student, you’ll have access to your very own team of professionals to help you achieve your goals.
Whether it’s creating your very first class schedule, getting ready to transfer to a four-year institution, or diving into a
job you love, we’re here for you at every step.
We make academic advising personal. You’ll have your own dedicated Student Success Coach who can help you choose a major, register
for classes, stay on track with your goals, and help you progress toward graduation.
Plus, they’ll connect you with other campus resources and services to help you succeed.
Planning to transfer to a four-year college or university after MCC? Your Transfer
Coordinator can help you explore programs, choose MCC courses, and navigate the different
pathways to earning your bachelor’s degree.
Our Career Counselors are committed to helping you explore career options, determine necessary training and education, and research salaries, wages, and projected job
growth. We also assist with finding internships, co-ops, and part-time jobs, as well as interview preparation
and writing a resume and cover letter.
Get help with coursework, studying, and more in our centers, labs, and libraries.
Get free help in more than 300 MCC courses. Work one-on-one with a tutor or join a
small group to review material, build confidence, and stay on track.
Our Brighton Campus and Downtown Campus each have a library where you can study, do homework, work on group projects, borrow books and laptops, and more.
Explore program-specific labs and learning centers dedicated to helping you reach your academic goals.
The Student Technology Help Desk can help you set up all the technologies at MCC, from student email to Microsoft 365 and beyond. Plus, the Brighton Campus Library offers training with Word, PowerPoint, Brightspace, and other technologies you’ll use in your classes.
Programs like EOP, TRIO, and CSTEP are designed to help students access college, stay
on track, and reach their academic and career goals. While each program has a different
focus, all provide personalized support, resources, and guidance to help you succeed
from day one through graduation.
For students navigating college for the first time
EOP provides academic, financial, and personal support to help eligible students succeed
from their first semester through graduation. Explore services, eligibility, and more.
For first-gen students, students with disabilities, and students with financial
need
TRIO SSS offers advising, tutoring, and skill-building support to help students stay
enrolled, succeed academically, and graduate. Learn more about services and eligibility.
For students exploring STEM and professional pathways
CSTEP provides enrichment, advising, and professional development for students interested
in science, technology, health, and licensed professions—no STEM major required. Discover
how to become a CSTEP Scholar.
MCC is dedicated to promoting equal access and inclusive experiences for students with identified disabilities. Disability Services is here to help with accommodations, assistive technology, campus accessibility, and more.
MCC’s International Services supports incoming international students with immigration
and academic advising, cultural adjustment, and referrals to community services.
Our Veteran Services Office is here to help you through the traditional college application
process as well as provide a comprehensive overview of VA educational benefits.
Looking for Other Support?
Help is always within reach.
