About Dental Studies, Costs, Scholarships

About

Our first class graduated in May 1998. Twelve students are admitted to the program. The on-campus Dental Assisting program is a two semester certificate program. Upon graduation and successful passing of the three part licensing examination student are eligible for licensure and will be able to perform advanced Dental Assisting functions as outlined by the New York State Education Department.

Program Curriculum

  • Enrollment in classes is limited to ensure the best instructor/student ratio
  • Advance registration is required; waiting lists are maintained for each course.
  • Please consult the descriptions below and semester schedule in planning your program of study.

Tuition & Fees

In addition to MCC's tuition and fees, there are also expenses specific to the Dental Studies programs. Please contact the Health Professions Department Secretary (hrp@monroecc.edu) for details.

NOTE: Monroe Community College may find it necessary to make changes in tuition and fees and reserves the right to do so.

Scholarships

To help offset the costs of tuition and related expenses, MCC has a variety of scholarships available, including several specifically for students in a Dental Studies program. Visit Tuition & Aids' Scholarship page for information.