Montgomery County Community College

 
340 DeKalb Pike
Blue Bell, PA 19422

Montgomery County Community College is committed to student success. The school employs dedicated, student-centered and respected professionals as faculty members. Students are privy to state-of-the-art facilities on the two main campuses of Montgomery County Community College; they also enjoy the convenience of taking classes at various off-site locations and through e-learning opportunities. Montgomery County Community College also offers its students the most up-to-date resources to help them achieve their goals such as innovative programs, cutting-edge learning spaces, and enlightening cultural events, just to name a few.

Student success at Montgomery County Community College is reflected in a variety of ways and is not only prosperous for the students but for the community as well. With 90 degree and certificate programs in 40 different areas of study, Montgomery County Community College students have a vast array of career paths they can follow. Over half of MCCC's students are generally enrolled in transfer-base programs and plan to finish their bachelor's degrees at a four-year university. Nearly 40 percent of Montgomery County Community College students enroll in occupational programs with the intent to enter the workforce immediately. Since graduating from Montgomery County Community College, over 45 percent of individuals had acquired a new job or received a promotion, according to a 2003 graduate survey. Additionally, 95 percent of those MCCC graduate were employed in Pennsylvania with 72 percent of them right in Montgomery County.

Montgomery County Community College provides opportunities for growth, change, and transformation to its students and the community as a whole. MCCC view education as a dynamic process and one that should be accessible to everyone. With its dedication and commitment to student success, Montgomery County Community College continues to be a place where the future is created.

Quick Facts:

Nearly 60% of Montgomery County Community College students are female.

The average age of Montgomery County Community College credit students is 27.

Montgomery County Community College has seen a 22% increase in unduplicated fall credit enrollment over the past five years.

Each year, students at Montgomery County Community College are awarded 150 scholarships valuing $140,000 through the MCCC Foundation.

Yahoo! Internet Life magazine named Montgomery County Community College as one of the top "Wired Colleges" in the nation and the first in Pennsylvania.