MCC Facts

Who We Are

Since it opened in 1962, Monroe Community College has unlocked opportunity for more than 580,000 students. Led by President DeAnna R. Burt-Nanna and using our Vision2027 Strategic Plan as a guide, MCC is expanding its capacity to innovate and operate in fulfillment of our Mission with a laser focus on student success. We are catalyzing bright futures for our community and its people.


Data as of fall 2024

8,641

Students (credit)

23,555

Students
(credit/noncredit, 2023-24)


262

Military Veterans/
Active-Duty

210

Student-Athletes

91

in Honors
Institute


MCC is an inclusive educational community dedicated to a collaborative and supportive culture where everyone belongs and thrives.

Race

22.4%

African American

0.3%

American Indian

5.7%

Asian

14.0%

Hispanic

49.4%

White

8.2%

Other**

116

International Students**
representing

34

Countries
** Non-U.S. citizens with nonimmigrant visas


Age

Average Age of Students is 22. Percentages of student ages: Under 20 is 32%, 20 to 24 is 32%, 25 to 29 is 13% and 30 years of age or more is 23%

*Percentages don’t add up to
100 because of rounding.


Students’ Educational Goals

Pie chart showing percentages of student educational goals: 65.2% Enrolled in Transfer Programs, 23% Enrolled in Career Programs, 11.8% Not Enrolled in a Program. 40+ four-year schools that class of 2022 transferred to

Prior Educational Experience*

Pie chart showing percentages of student prior educational experience among MCC students: 71.6% Some College or University, 26% No College or University, .2% Bachelor's Degree or Higher, 2.2% Associate Degree.

* New and readmitted students enrolled in fall 2023.


Employees

Employee stats: 219 Full-time Faculty, 566 Part-time Employees and Adjunct Faculty, 543 Full-time Administrative/Professional Staff.


Notable Tribunes

Myra P. Henry, Ed.D., '09
YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County

As president and chief executive officer of YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County, Dr. Myra Henry builds and enhances collaborations in the community to tackle issues affecting people of color, with the intent to “eliminate racism and empower women.”

Racial equality and women empowerment are her lifelong mission. For over two decades, she has worked with a multitude of groups across Greater Rochester ─ including leadership teams in higher education, medical centers and nonprofits ─ in developing the area’s next generation of leaders.

“MCC provided a solid academic foundation to build upon personally and professionally,” she said. Dr. Henry holds an associate degree from MCC, bachelor’s and master’s degrees in organizational management from Keuka College, and a doctorate in executive leadership with an equity lens from St. John Fisher University. Dr. Henry is among MCC alumni who have excelled professionally and made a positive impact on the community and the college.

Meet other distinguished alumni.

MCC Alumni Angelica Perez-Delgado, in cap and gown with green hood and “Alum” ribbon, speaking at 2024 MCC Commencement

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