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 | 2020-21
( annual, full-time, in-state )

$4,706 for MCC tuition, $7,070 for SUNY Geneseo, $7,270 for SUNNY Brockport, $34,340 for St. John Fisher College, $50,564 for Rochester Institute of Technology
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56%


of MCC Students Graduated
 with Zero Debt in 2019-20

Full-Time Tuition *


In-State
$2,353 per semester

Out-of-State
$4,706 per semester

PER CREDIT HOUR TUITION*


In-State
$196

Out-Of-State
$392

*as of fall 2020

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$38,795,653

disbursed by MCC in financial aid awards, excluding loans, to 8,129 students during 2019-20. These awards provided access to many students who otherwise could not afford college.

$2,400,000+

in contributions from private philanthropists to the MCC Foundation and transferred to the college in support of programs, facilities and scholarships in 2019-20

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$1.3 Million

in scholarships awarded by the
MCC Foundation in 2019-20

$13.9 Million

in scholarships awarded by the
MCC Foundation since 2006

739

MCC Foundation scholarship recipients in 2019-20

DIVERSE ARRAY OF PROGRAMS

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More than 100

degree and certificate programs, including fast-track programs ranging from 12 days to 22 weeks, with industry-based curriculum and small class sizes.

49

degree and certificate programs offered fully and partially online

Credentials Offered
  • A.A., A.S., A.A.S. degrees, including a machine trades apprentice degree
  • SUNY certificates
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100 percent

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 service-learning.

380+
advisory board members who
help keep programs relevant
17.4 to 1
student-faculty ratio
(2019-20)
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THE SEVEN SCHOOLS @ MCC connect students to an academic home and people who will support their personal success
at the college. Go to www.monroecc.edu/schools for a full list of fields.

• Applied Sciences & Technologies
• Arts & Humanities
• Business & Entrepreneurial Studies
• Community Engagement & Development
• Health Sciences & Physical Wellness
• Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
• Social Sciences & Global Studies

TOP CHOSEN FIELDS OF STUDY* 1 Liberal arts and sciences, 2 Health studies, 3 Business administration, 4 Psychology, 5 Criminal justice *As of fall 2020
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Students in a classroom

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: In addition to 2+2 programs and SUNY Transfer Paths, MCC has unique agreements with 36 four-year institutions enabling graduates to transfer with junior standing.

MCC CORPORATE COLLEGE: Courses are delivered as both open-enrollment and custom-training, with credit and noncredit options.

DUAL ENROLLMENT: Credits count toward a high school diploma as well as an MCC certificate, degree or apprenticeship before high school graduation.

CONTINUING EDUCATION: Offerings include a diverse array of noncredit courses that lead toward a new career, professional development or personal enrichment.

SUNY ONLINE: MCC offers 49 degree and certificate programs completely and partially online.

OUR UNIQUE LABS AND CLASSROOMS

  • The Weatherization & Energy Efficiency House, built by students and faculty, and the Solar Thermal Auxiliary Resource Center (shown at right) provide hands-on training for HVAC-related careers.
  • The Financial Aid Lab assists students with completing FAFSA applications and provides financial literacy tools and related services.
  • The PAC Center—an educational, athletic and recreational facility—houses an indoor turf field, jogging track, fitness center, and hot/cold hydro pools.
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50+

Clubs and Organizations

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11

Intercollegiate Sports Teams

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33

Student-athletes Recognized
for GPAs of 3.4 or Higher
(2019-20)

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772

Residence Hall Capacity

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30

NJCAA Team National Championships

33

NJCAA Individual National Champions

230

NJCAA Region III Team Championships

ECONOMIC & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Led by its Economic and Workforce Development Center’s efforts, MCC uses labor market intelligence to shape its educational and training programs and develop solutions to employers’ current and emerging workforce needs. The center’s reports provide data-driven analyses of local workforce dynamics. Find the reports online at workforceforward.com/reports.

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3,224

registrations for courses offered through MCC Corporate College in 2019-20

1,906

MCC degrees and certificates, plus 472 industry credentials, awarded in 2019-20

200+

employers and organizations in the public/private sectors provided workforce training through MCC in 2019-20

$1,055,472

in funds (NY Inspire, Monroe County and Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation) used to support 956 career program students’ education and training in 2019-20