Manchester Community College

 
Great Path
P.O. Box 1046
Manchester, CT 06045

Manchester Community College welcomes all students who have the desire and determination to pursue higher education. The largest community college in Connecticut, Manchester Community College has nearly 6,000 undergraduates enrolled in credit courses each year yet is still able to maintain small class sizes and low tuition rates. Manchester Community College is committed to remaining an accessible, excellent, and relevant institution of higher education.

Manchester Community College has flexible and affordable offerings in a state-of-the-art setting. Manchester Community College sits on 160 acres in suburban Manchester and is only 10 minutes from downtown Hartford. Cutting edge educational spaces and newly built facilities abound on the MCC Campus. Over 90 degrees and certificates are available at MCC with courses offered in the daytime, at nighttime, over the weekend, and online. Financial aid is available to all Manchester Community College students in a variety of forms such as grants, loans, scholarships, and work-study programs. Comprehensive packages of some or all of these types of financial aid make education at Manchester Community College affordable for everyone.

Manchester Community College offers degree and certificate programs in over 40 disciplines; different programs can be completed in as little as one year's time. Students leave MCC confident that they can succeed in today's workforce or at a four-year institution. In fact, MCC graduate have successfully transferred to over 100 colleges and universities across the country. Students who are ready to pursue their goals and achieve their dreams -- whatever they may be -- are ready to be a part of Manchester Community College.

Quick Facts:

Manchester Community College serves over 15,000 students annually.

The average age of students at Manchester Community College is 26.

Over 22,800 degrees have been awarded to students by Meridian Community College since 1965.

The Division of Continuing Education at MCC serves more than 7,000 credit-free and 2,000 credit extension students each year.

Approximately 28% of credit students at Manchester Community College are identified as minorities.

MCC has over 35 different student clubs and organizations on campus.

Manchester Community College has students on its campus from over 50 countries, speaking nearly 50 different languages.