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Student life at MCC

Student life activities contribute to the emotional and physical well-being of students and to their intellectual, cultural, and social development outside the context of the institution’s regular instructional program. Student life activities include clubs and academic teams, intramural sports, tournaments, and fun student focused events. Programs are funded by a portion of student activity fees.  

9 athletics teams

Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Volleyball, and Clay Target Shooting across Men’s, Women’s and Co-Ed Divisions which are actively recruiting.

5 facilities

Activities Building for basketball and volleyball; Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails for cross country; Glenkerry Golf Course for golf; Hot Spot for bowling; and Flat River Conservation Club for clay target.

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52

degrees, certificates, and job-training tracks

100+

articulation agreements with four-year colleges

~15

students per class, year over year

~95%

of graduates are working or advancing their education

Your next step starts here

Explore flexible, affordable programs that match where you’re headed—whether you’re pursuing a degree, entering the workforce, or advancing from high school.

Transfer Programs

Seamless credit transfer via Michigan Transfer Pathways and 100+ articulation agreements with partner colleges and universities.

Workforce Training

We provides customized workforce training for you or your company's needs with apprenticeship programs, job trainings/certificates and skilled trades associate degrees.

Dual Enrollment

Earn college credits while in high school and get a head start on your future—up to two years of coursework before graduation.

Why students choose MCC

A community college experience that’s built around you—offering a smarter investment, personalized support, and pathways to success in every stage of your education.

Affordable education, lasting value

Spend less while opening doors to the same careers and opportunities as a four-year university. MCC’s tuition is designed to keep higher education accessible, helping you build your future without overwhelming costs.

Learning that puts you first

With intentionally small class sizes and approachable faculty, you’ll receive personal attention that fuels confidence, critical thinking, and hands-on learning—skills that make a difference long after graduation.

Why students choose MCC

A community college experience that’s built around you—offering a smarter investment, personalized support, and pathways to success in every stage of your education.

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Affordable education, lasting value

Spend less while opening doors to the same careers and opportunities as a four-year university. MCC’s tuition is designed to keep higher education accessible, helping you build your future without overwhelming costs.

Learning that puts you first

With intentionally small class sizes and approachable faculty, you’ll receive personal attention that fuels confidence, critical thinking, and hands-on learning—skills that make a difference long after graduation.

MCCF Scholarships available now!

It's time to fill out scholarship applications for the 2026-2027 academic year.

MCC Foundation Scholarships
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March 5, 2026

MCC’s Ionia County Guarantee supports free tuition for Ionia County students

The Ionia County Guarantee is more than a scholarship. It is Â鶹ӳ»­´«Ã½’s commitment to ensuring that Ionia County students can access a quality, affordable education close to home.

March 3, 2026

Local K-12 students highlight MCC’s third annual Tech Fest

Students from Greenville High School, Tri County High School and Central Montcalm Middle School showcased their tech products at Â鶹ӳ»­´«Ã½’s third annual Tech Fest on Feb. 5.
Three MCC women's basketball players on the court during a game.

March 2, 2026

A COLD NIGHT: Centurions’ offense sputters in 63-49 loss at Kirtland

In its last game of the regular season, the Â鶹ӳ»­´«Ã½ Centurions women’s basketball team was hoping to ride into its first postseason playoff appearance on a high with a win. However, Kirtland Community College had other plans.