Academics

MCC prides itself on maintaining high academic standards and retaining quality faculty who are focused on student learning and success.

The college encourages lifelong learning and offers three pathways for students:

Academic transfer

Students earn an associate’s degree in arts, business or science and simultaneously complete the first two years of study toward a bachelor’s degree. By starting first at MCC, then transferring to one of our university partners, students save thousands of dollars in tuition.

Career and technical education

In 2 years or fewer, MCC prepares many students for high-demand, high-paying careers in a variety of fields including medical, industrial technology, computer technology, public safety and more. CTE students can earn associate of applied science degrees and/or certificates.

Non-credit courses

From arts & crafts to motorcycle training and yoga! MCC offers Community Education classes for fun, friendship & personal enrichment. MCC also offers corporate outreach focusing on business skills and management training.

We are MCC!

When I started at MCC and took one class and then another class and realized they were adding up and I was getting close to an associate degree, that it was very attainable.

Cal Sheehy, Vice Pres. & Gen. Manager London Bridge Resorts, Lake Havasu City Mayor-Elect

The student I was when I graduated high school was one that was specifically told college wasn’t meant for me.

Kayla Crowe, MCC Student

I was a single mom, raising two daughters and working full time. MCC’s flexible schedules helped me earn a degree and move up in my career. I’m Jean Bishop, Mohave County Supervisor and I am MCC.

Jean Bishop, Mohave County Supervisor

MCC prepared me for positions like I have today, and it was a great foundation for me to go on to get my bachelor’s degree and my masters degree. I’m Brian Williamson, Bullhead City Police Chief and I am MCC.

Brian Williamson, Bullhead City Police Chief

I have 2 bachelors degrees, but couldn’t find a job. I’m now in MCC’s Nursing Program and set to have a good job after I graduate, which will help me pay off the debt from the university.

Marshall Knauf, MCC Student

Latest news

MCC enrolling students in exciting new classroom experience, fall classes start August 24

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College is encouraging people to apply now and select from list of more than 500 fall semester classes. The first classes start on August 24. To help keep students and employees healthy during the pandemic, MCC instructors have developed Remote classrooms. A video explaining what students can expect in the […]

Kingman Rotary Club donates to foundation for scholarships

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College Foundation received a check donation of $1,000 from the Kingman Rotary. The rotary donates every year to the foundation to go toward scholarships for students. From left to right, Bill Branes, Bill McClure, MCC Kingman-Neal campus Dean Dr. Fred Gilbert, Karen Brown and Lorraine Leeming.

MCC financial aid director selected for fellowship seminar series

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College will have one of its employees as a Fellow at The Arizona Center for Civic Leadership during the Flinn-Brown Fellowship seminar series. The Fellowship helps experienced civic leaders from throughout Arizona expand their knowledge, skills, and networks to help address Arizona’s long-term issues. Heather Patenaude, MCC Financial Aid Director, is one […]

Dr. Klippenstein’s message to students about the new 2020-2026 Strategic Plan

Dear Students, The MCC Strategic Plan 2020 – 2026 marks an important milestone, and it demonstrates our commitment to serving you and our communities. Thanks to so many of you, the new strategic plan is built directly upon the feedback of the entire college community—and student voices played prominently in its development. The strategic plan […]