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Welcome to the Mount!

We are a student-centered school with programs designed to help our students achieve their goals. Whether you are getting ready to graduate high school, an adult looking to return, a military veteran, or a high school student looking for a head start, we are here to support you! Learn more below, and feel free to reach out to our staff with questions!

Welcome to Admissions

We offer over 70 associate degree and certificate programs, as well as a variety of focused training options for career advancement. Click here to find your future!

At MWCC, we know a campus visit is the best way to learn more about our degrees, certificates, financial aid, and co-curricular activities. Your campus visit begins with an information session hosted by a member of the Admissions Team. Learn more and schedule a visit today!

Are you ready to take the first step? Apply today as a new or transfer student, international student, guest student, or dual enrollment student. Click here!

Our testing services help us determine placement and any accommodations needed. Additionally, we offer GED and HiSET testing. Click here to learn more.

Financial aid is the number one concern for all students. Our financial aid advisors will help you thought the process, starting with the first step - a FAFSA application. Click here to review the Financial Aid information and for links to complete your FAFSA. 

SMART Start is the next step toward enrolling at MWCC. Develop an academic plan, learn the MWCC IT tools, meet advisors, and register for classes! All in one SMART event! Click here to sign up.


Getting an Affordable Degree at MWCC

Marymar graduated with her Associates Degree from the Mount, but she isn’t stopping there. She saved thousands of dollars by getting an associate’s degree first and will have less debt when she transfers to a 4-year college.

Going Back to School as an Adult

Jennifer decided to go back to college after her youngest child started school. As a grown adult, she was worried that she was too old to go back to college, and was afraid she wouldn’t fit in with the other students. Instead, she found that she was easily accepted as one of the many older students who decided to return to college to re-start their careers at the Mount.
"Never think that you can’t get the right start to your career at a community college. I was a non-traditional student, going back to college when I was 30 years old, and there was no better place to get the support and confidence that I needed.”

Ricardo Scarello, Computer Information Systems 2007 Graduate

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