MCC Facts
What We Offer
Affordability
MCC maintains in-state tuition that is among the most affordable within the Finger Lakes region, and the State University of New York system.
Tuition | Fall 2025-26
(annual, full-time, in-state)
60.3%
of MCC Students Graduated
with Zero Debt in 2024-25
Full-Time Tuition*
In-State
$2,600 per semester
Out-of-State
$5,200 per semester
Per-Credit-Hour Tuition*
In-State
$217
Out-Of-State
$434
*as of fall 2025
$3.68 Million
amount MCC disbursed in financial aid awards excluding loans to 9,244 students during 2024-25 to provide access to high-quality education to people who may not otherwise be able to afford college
$7.4 Million
in contributions to the MCC Foundation from private philanthropists transferred to the college in support of programs, facilities, and scholarships in 2024-25
$2.0 Million
in scholarships MCC Foundation awarded to 945 students in 2024-25
$21.29 Million
in scholarships the MCC Foundation has awarded to students since 2006
$71,685
in emergency funds awarded to 250 students to help them overcome basic needs insecurities as part of MCC Assist in Fall 2024
Diverse Array of Programs
More Than 100
degree and certificate programs, including fast-track programs ranging from four days to 22 weeks, with industry-based curriculum and small class sizes
57
online degree and certificate programs
16.7:1
student-faculty ratio
(2024-25)
500+
advisory board members to consistently evaluate the relevancy of programs
100%
of our programs offer at least one form of applied learning, including apprentice training, civic engagement, clinical/practicum, co-op, entrepreneurship, internship, fieldwork, global education, research, and/or service learning
Credentials Offered
- A.A., A.S., A.A.S. degrees, including a machine trades apprentice degree
- SUNY certificates
- Microcredentials
The seven Schools @ MCC
include various programs and degrees designed to support student goals and success.
- Applied Sciences & Technologies
- Arts & Humanities
- Business & Entrepreneurial Studies
- Community Engagement & Development
- Health Sciences & Physical Wellness
- Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
- Social Sciences & Global Studies
Learning Pathways
MCC provides flexible learning opportunities to help diverse learners at all stages of their academic and professional careers meet their educational goals.
Career and Technical Education: Programs meet industry standards and provide hands-on learning in high-demand fields.
College Transfer: MCC has Transfer Paths with four-year institutions, including SUNY colleges, enabling graduates to transfer with junior standing.
MCC Corporate College: Courses are delivered as open enrollment and custom training with credit and noncredit options.
College Now, MCC's Dual Enrollment Program: Credits count toward a high school diploma and an MCC certificate, degree, or apprenticeship before high school graduation.
Continuing Education: Offerings include various noncredit courses leading to a new career, professional development, or personal enrichment.
SUNY Online: MCC offers 57 degree and certificate programs completely and partially online.
Nearly 50
Clubs and
Organizations
14
Intercollegiate Sports
Teams
30
NJCAA Team National Championships
772
Residence Hall Capacity
232
NJCAA Region III Team Championships
Economic & Workforce Development
MCC’s Economic & Workforce Development Center leverages local labor market information to analyze skill gaps in the Finger Lakes region, and create programs to address these needs for innovative education and training directly.
6,284
registrations for courses offered through MCC Corporate College in 2024-25
1,387
MCC degrees, certificates and microcredential badges, awarded in 2024-25
60
employers and organizations in the public and private sectors provided workforce training through MCC in 2024-25