About Mohave College

Mission Statement

Mohave College serves our communities, empowering students to succeed through innovative pathways and quality education.

Vision

Improving lives. Improving communities. Bridging possibility to purpose and prosperity.

Mohave College serves students throughout western Arizona and neighboring communities in California, Nevada and Utah. We have campuses in Kingman, Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City and Colorado City, and an extensive online degree program.

Mohave College students receive the skills training and education needed for rewarding careers, as well as the academic foundation to transfer their Associate Degree credits to a university where they may enter as a junior and complete a bachelor’s degree. The College has seamless credit transfers to all the universities in Arizona and nearly twenty University Partners outside the state.

The College is the region’s premier workforce training center and partners with business, industry and government leaders throughout Arizona to ensure graduates are well-prepared to enter the workforce with desired professional and industry-specific skills. Mohave College is a regional economic driver with an annual economic impact of more than $200 million throughout Mohave County. The College strives to meet the growing regional needs of business and industry and provides opportunities for small business development, as well as professional development for employees in every business sector.

Credit or Non-Credit?

Many people may not realize that Mohave College offers credit and non-credit classes. What’s the difference between credit classes and non-credit classes? Simply put:

• Credit classes are traditional, semesterly college classes in which students earn credits toward a college degree or certificate. Those credits are transferable between colleges and universities.
• Non-credit classes are short-term, with no grades. Some non-credit classes may provide Credentials or non-credit certificates upon completion. 

Academic Divisions

Now that you know the difference between Credit and Non-credit classes, take a look at our four Academic Divisions:

• Arts & Sciences (credit)
• Health & Public Services (credit)
• Career & Technical Education (credit)
• Corporate & Community Education (non-credit)

Under these divisions are dozens of Areas of Interest that lead to associate degree and certificate options, as well as many short-term, high-skills non-credit workforce training and lifelong education classes.

Athletics 

The College is also the home to Bighorns Soccer, the first college athletic team based in northwestern Arizona.  You can keep up with the latest news and information about the men’s and women’s teams at Athletics.Mohave.edu.

We also have a fun Esports Team for our students on all campuses.

Signing Up for Classes

Filling out the College application for credit classes is free and you can get started at Apply.Mohave.edu.  If you need assistance, please contact an Admissions Specialist. You may also reach the College at 866-664-2832. 

For non-credit classes, visit the Corporate & Community Education division. The Community Education classes are often called leisure studies and may include everything from arts & crafts to welding basics. Corporate Education classes help build professional skills, some refer to them as soft skills, which are desired by employers. The College is also home to the Small Business Development Center, which can help you start a business, including developing a business plan and applying for a business loan.

Individuals who would like to support students through donations to college scholarships can do so through the Mohave College Foundation.

 

Mohave College is committed to providing equal employment, education and advancement opportunity to individuals without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, ancestry, genetic information, age, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, political beliefs, criminal record or any other legally protected class, in any of its policies, practices or procedures. The College is an equal opportunity employer and shall promote equal opportunity and treatment on a continuing basis through a positive and ongoing equal opportunity program. For inquiries regarding this policy, contact Danette Bristle in the Center for Teaching and Learning, 3400 HWY 95, Bullhead City (928) 704-9480 dbristle@mohave.edu or Jennifer Picard in Employee Services, 1971 Jagerson Ave., Kingman (928) 681-5624 jpicard@mohave.edu.

Additional Information

Accreditation Information
Administration
Alumni
Athletics
Board of Governors
Campus Safety
College Area Overview
Facilities Use & Rental
History Of Leadership
History of MCC
Human Resources
Institutional Research
Mohave College Foundation
Mission, Goals, Values Vision Statement
President’s Message of Respect, Support & Acceptance
Transfer Partners & Institutional Affiliations