Here’s everything you ever wanted to know about scholarships at MCC.

A variety of scholarships are available to students:

  • Academic – departmental scholarships for students enrolled in a wide range of academic majors from Nursing to Applied Technology to Criminal Justice to Mathematics - and many more!
  • Need – demonstrated financial need, based off the results of FAFSA/TAP, for students who might need help closing the gap to afford tuition, fees, & books.
  • Circumstances – assistance to students facing unique circumstances like overcoming obstacles to pursue their education, being a single parent, and/or the ways in which they might contribute to the diversity of our campus.  

Take a look at all the scholarships available – and don’t hesitate to apply for as many as you can!

There are three types of scholarships:

  • Institutional – funded through Monroe Community College
  • Private – funded through private businesses, civic organizations, labor unions, and other groups
  • Governmental – offered by federal and state governmental agencies

MCC federal school code: 002872

MCC TAP school code: 2180

Student Sign In

  • New students – You must have an MCC email address to access MCC Scholarships Online. Newly admitted students will be mailed their MCC email address and instructions for activating their account.
  • Current students – Use your MCC email address and password.

NOTE: If you've been admitted and have not received your MCC email or have misplaced it, or are having trouble accessing the system, please contact the Help Desk at (585) 292-8324.

Deadlines

  • Information on each scholarship opportunity, including deadlines is located at MCC Scholarships Online.
  • Be sure to check back here soon for upcoming scholarship dates and deadlines for current/continuing students!

NOTE: If you are selected as a scholarship recipient, you will receive an email notification to your MCC student email address.

Private scholarships

Many businesses, civic organizations, and other groups offer scholarships. You’ll need to research and apply for them on your own, but it’s well worth your effort. Here are some places to look into for scholarship opportunities:

  • Places of employment (of parents and/or student)
  • Local libraries
  • MCC’s Leroy V. Good and Downtown Campus Libraries
  • MCC Career Center Library
  • High schools
  • Online

Governmental Scholarships

Learn more about governmental scholarships and how to apply: